Plz help its due in 15 minutes 1.How does description in flash fiction differ from description in a longer story?
A. It provides several paragraphs devoted to introducing each character.
B. It includes long passages describing the story’s setting in detail.
C. It includes a few vivid nouns and verbs rather than lots of adjectives.
D. It relies on vague words and phrases rather than specificity.

2.How do ambiguous endings affect readers of flash fiction? Select both correct answers.
A. They create surprise by not meeting readers’ expectations.
B. They encourage readers to interpret the story’s meaning.
C. They purposely leave the reader frustrated and annoyed.
D. They resolve any and all questions that readers may have.

3.Reread the beginning of “The Offering” and recall how the story ends.

By the time the wolf reaches her she has already eaten the other children. It studies her, blood still dribbling from her chin, and believing her more beast than child, it slinks off to the next town. But the children are still in her, as she knew they would be, and after some reassurance that she's a safe vessel, they start to come out again.

Which set of words from this passage work best to establish the story’s conflict?

A. wolf, chin, some, start
B. already, still, after, again
C .time, children, knew, town
D. dribbling, beast, reassurance, safe

4.Which phrase best describes how flash fiction writers use pacing to manipulate time?
A. They hint at something that will happen later.
B. They spend more time on important events or scenes.
C. They leave out some stages of the story’s plot.
D. They describe an event from before the story began.

5.What role do flashbacks and foreshadowing usually play in a flash fiction story?
A. They help ensure that readers stay interested in the story.
B. They can be used to manage or manipulate the passage of time.
C. They are often used to confuse readers or to create a feeling of uncertainty.