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Give me THREE famous horror characters from fiction?
Frankenstein, Dracula, Pennywise, Freddy Kruger, etc.
What type of clause is this: Should you see him, tell him I'm coming.
a complex clause
Tell me FIVE synonyms for 'walk' and explain. (Do the walk)
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What type of clause is this: Her scream pierced the night?
a main clause
What type of clause is this? If the voice spoke again
a subordinate clause
What is a main clause?
a group of words that can be used on their own as sentences.
What is a subordinate clause?
A clause that adds information to a main clause, but can't work as a sentence on its own.
What's the problem with this sentence? He was angry.
You are showing, not telling.
How can you create atmosphere in your stories?
withholding information, sentence length, describing the weather, setting it at night, etc.
Which two things to you need to balance in your horror-writing assessment?
description and action
Who directed the film 'The Birds'?
Alfred Hitchcock
Who wrote the novel 'The Birds'?
Daphne du Maurier
Which TWO animals are commonly associated with horror?
black cats and crows
Make this simple sentence more complex: It wore an ugly mask.
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Make this simple sentence more complex: She felt the shiver run down her spine.
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Make this simple sentence more complex: The noise came from behind him.
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Make this simple sentence more complex: The wind was howling through the trees.
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What are the five stages of Freytag's pyramid?
Exposition - Problem/ Inciting Incident - Development - Climax - Resolution
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