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53 ___________ which literary term describes the feeling in the audience as they exit the theater?
54. ___________ which point of view is neither omniscient nor limited?
55. ___________ what do we learn from the best movies and stories?
56. ___________ what if the story has no flashback?
57. ___________ what has happened if the characters get younger with the passage of time?
58. ___________ what kind of narrator knows everything, animals’ thoughts to children’s feelings?
59. ___________ which narrator knows only one character’s thoughts and feelings?
60. ___________ what general term describes the perspective of the narration?

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Since these are questions related to literary terms (part of the Arts discipline, subfield Literature), we can provide brief explanations and answers for each:

### Question 53
# Brief Explanations:
The feeling in the audience as they exit the theater, often related to the emotional impact of the story, is "catharsis" (from Greek, meaning purification/relief through emotion). Or it could also be "mood" or "atmosphere" in a broader sense, but catharsis is specific to the emotional release after a tragedy.
# Answer:
Catharsis (or Mood/Atmosphere depending on context, but Catharsis is more specific for post - theater emotional feeling)

### Question 54
# Brief Explanations:
The point of view that is neither omniscient (knows all) nor limited (knows one character's thoughts) is "objective" or "dramatic" point of view, where the narrator only reports actions and dialogue, no internal thoughts.
# Answer:
Objective (or Dramatic) Point of View

### Question 55
# Brief Explanations:
From the best movies and stories, we often learn about human nature, life lessons, themes like love, courage, morality, or gain insights into different cultures, experiences, and the human condition.
# Answer:
Lessons about human nature, life, or the human condition (themes and moral/experiential insights)

### Question 56
# Brief Explanations:
If a story has no flashback, it is told in "chronological order" (sequential order of events, no jumping back in time). The story unfolds in the order the events happen.
# Answer:
The story is in chronological order (no time - shifting back)

### Question 57
# Brief Explanations:
If characters get younger with the passage of time, it is "reverse aging" or more formally, a form of "anachronism" in terms of time - related plot, or it could be a "flash - forward" in reverse (but more accurately, it's a non - linear time where aging is reversed, sometimes called "reverse chronology" for the character's age progression).
# Answer:
Reverse aging (or reverse chronology for character's age)

### Question 58
# Brief Explanations:
A narrator who knows everything, including animals' thoughts and children's feelings, is an "omniscient" (all - knowing) narrator, specifically a "third - person omniscient" narrator.
# Answer:
Third - person omniscient narrator

### Question 59
# Brief Explanations:
A narrator who knows only one character's thoughts and feelings is a "third - person limited" narrator (or sometimes a "first - person" narrator if it's from that character's perspective, but third - person limited is when the narrator is outside but only knows one character's inner world).
# Answer:
Third - person limited (or first - person if from the character's own voice) narrator

### Question 60
# Brief Explanations:
The general term describing the perspective of the narration is "point of view" (POV), which can be first - person, third - person (omniscient, limited, objective), etc.
# Answer:
Point of View (POV)

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