Another word for foreshadowing is
a. setting.
b. climax.
c. ambiguity.
d. warning.

Warning

Further Explanation:

Foreshadowing means when a writer gives a hint in advance of about what the audience should expect during the later stages of the story. Foreshadowing often appears at the beginning of a story and it helps reader to develop expectations about the story of what is about to come. This is done to keep readers interested in wanting to know more.  

The hints provided in the foreshadowing may be about the future events or revelations of characters as well as upcoming twists in the plots in order to create mood of the audience and convey theme and build suspense. It generally hints towards good events which are most likely to cross paths or may happen to the character later on. Foreshadowing is literally adapted for the use by composers of the theatrical music as well as during the composition of operas, music, television, gaming and podcasts.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Foreshadowing

Subject: English

Keywords:

Foreshadow Stage, Upcoming, Adapted, Composition, Operas, Music, Television, Gaming, Podcast.

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