Ending Techniques Flashcards

An ending that mirrors the beginning of the text, creating a sense of completeness or closure.

An ending that leaves the reader in suspense, often with unresolved questions or tension.

An ending where conflicts or problems in the text are resolved, providing closure for the reader.

An unexpected conclusion that surprises the reader and changes their understanding of the text.

An ending that is open to interpretation, leaving the reader uncertain or questioning.

An ending where the narrator or character reflects on events, offering insight or a moral.

An ending designed to evoke strong feelings in the reader, such as sadness, joy, or anger.

An ending that uses symbols or imagery to convey deeper meaning or themes.

An ending that encourages the reader to take action or think differently about an issue.

An ending that repeats a key phrase, idea, or image from earlier in the text to reinforce its significance.