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  1. When the author takes the reader back in time to a memory, he/she is
    using the technique called:
    a. foreshadowing
    b. alliteration
    c. flashback
    d. figurative language

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Final answer:

Flashback is a narrative technique that revisits past events in the plot to provide context and deepen understanding.


Explanation:

Flashback is the technique where the narrative goes back in time to a previous event from the story to provide additional context or information. It helps the reader understand how the current situation or predicament came to be by exploring past events within the plot. For example, in 'An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge,' the author uses a flashback to narrate Farquhar's journey leading up to the moment of his impending hanging.


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