Writers can use a technique called foreshadowing. what is foreshadowing?

a. an implied theme for the story.

b. clues to hint at what will happen next.

c. the events that make up a story.

d. when an event or character is used to represent something else.

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23 September, 19:16

Writers can use a technique called foreshadowing. what is foreshadowing?

a. an implied theme for the story.

b. clues to hint at what will happen next.

c. the events that make up a story.

d. when an event or character is used to represent something else.

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Lauryn Weeks · Answer 1

The answer is B. Example of this is in the Midas Touch story when the genie says "be careful of what you wish for" implying that this wish will be a result of consequence in the future.

Writers can use a technique called foreshadowing. what is foreshadowing?a. an implied theme for the story.b. clues to hint at what will happen next.c. the events that make up a story.d. when an event or character is used to represent something else.

Writers can use a technique called foreshadowing. what is foreshadowing?

a. an implied theme for the story.

b. clues to hint at what will happen next.

c. the events that make up a story.

d. when an event or character is used to represent something else.