CNF

Question 1

ELEMENTS OF FICTION AND DRAMA
P S C T

Answer 1

PLOT SETTING CHARACTERS AND THEME

Question 2

THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS HAPPENING

Answer 2

PLOT

Question 3

THE PLACE AND TIME IN WHICH THE EVENTS OF THE STORY TAKE PLACE

Answer 3

SETTING

Question 4

THE PERSON, ANIMALS, OR FIGURES IN THE STORY.

Answer 4

CHARACTERS

Question 5

THE CENTRAL IDEA, THESIS, OR OVERALL MESSAGE OF THE STORY

Answer 5

THEME

Question 6

SHORT STORY IS AN EXTENSIVE PROSE NARRATIVE. T OR F

Answer 6

FALSE- SHORT STORY IS A BRIEF ARTISTIC PROSE FORM THAT CENTERS ON A SINGLE MAIN INCIDENT

Question 7

NOVEL IS AN EXTENSIVE PROSE NARRATIVE. T OR F

Answer 7

TRUE- IT CONTAINS CHAPTER AND INTERLUDES

Question 8

THIS IS CLASSIFIED INTO ACTS OR MAJOR DIVISIONS.

Answer 8

DRAMA

Question 9

MOST COMMON DRAMA

Answer 9

ONE ACT PLAY

Question 10

ALL STORIES MUST HAVE A POINT OF VIEW. T OR F

Answer 10

TRUE

Question 11

THIS IS THE VANTAGE POINT OR ANGLE FROM WHICH THE READERS SEE HOW THE STORY UNFOLDS.

Answer 11

POV

Question 12

THE USAGE OF POV IS EVIDENT IN A PLAY. T OR F

Answer 12

FALSE- WHAT IS VISIBLE IN A PLAY IS DIALOGUE

Question 13

WORDS THAT ARE UTTERED BY THE CHARACTERS IN A PLAY

Answer 13

DIALOGUE

Question 14

NARRATIVE DEVICES
FIFCD

Answer 14

FORESHADOWING
IRONY
FLASHBACK
CONFLICT
DEUS EX MACHINA

Question 15

USED IN FICTION AND DRAA TO HINT AT WHAT IS TO HAPPEN NEXT IN THE STORY. WHAT NARRATIVE DEVICE?

Answer 15

FORESHADOWING

Question 16

OCCURS WHEN WORDS ARE USED MEAN THE OPPOSITE OF THEIR ACTUAL DIFFERENCES. WHAT NARRATIVE DEVICE?

Answer 16

IRONY

Question 17

EMPLOYED BY AN AUTHOR OR PLAYWRIGHT TO USE PAST EVENTS THAT WILL HELP THE READER UNDERSTAND THE PRESENT. UTILIZED TO HAVE A DRAMATIC EFFECT. WHAT NARRATIVE DEVICE?

Answer 17

FLASHBACK

Question 18

SHOWCASES OPPOSING OBJECTIVES, EX. MAN VS MAN , MAN VS SELF, ETC. WHAT NARRATIVE DEVICE?

Answer 18

CONFLICT

Question 19

EMPLOYMENT OF A CONTRIVED ELEMENT IN THE PLOT TO RESOLVE THE CONFLICT AND ACHIEVE AN ENDING. WHAT NARRATIVE DEVICE?

Answer 19

DEUS EX MACHINA

Question 20

a person or thing that appears or is introduced into a situation suddenly and unexpectedly and provides an artificial or contrived solution to an apparently insoluble difficulty.
- BRITANNICA
WHAT NARRATIVE DEVICE?

Answer 20

DEUS EX MACHINA

Question 21

POETRY DEVELOPED WAY BEFORE PROSE DID. T O F

Answer 21

TRUE

Question 22

COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF POETRY

Answer 22

ATTEMPTS TO ACHIEVE BEAUTY
IMAGINATIVE
MUSICAL AND RHYTMICAL
USES METAPHORICAL OR SYMBOLIC, NOT DIRECT
MORE CONCENTRATED THAN PROSE
MAKES USE OF BREVITY AND CONCISENESS

Question 23

POETRY DOES NOT ATTEMPT TO ACHIEVE BEAUTY. T O F

Answer 23

FALSE

Question 24

PROSE IS MORE CONCENTRATED THAN POETRY. T OR F

Answer 24

FALSE- POETRY IS MORE CONCENTRATED.

Question 25

POETRY MAKES USE BREVITY AND CONCISENESS. T O F

Answer 25

TRUE

Question 26

THE GOOD GUY WHO OPPOSES THE VILLAIN WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 26

HERO

Question 27

THEY ARE OFTEN STRONGER OR BETTER THAN HUMAN BEINGS AND POSSES GOD LIKE TRAITS/ ABILITIES.

Answer 27

HERO/ HEROINE

Question 28

IN MODERN FICTION THIS CHARACTER IS JUST LIKE US.

Answer 28

LEAD CHARACTER

Question 29

HE DOES NOT FIT THE TRADITIONAL HEROIC MOLD. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 29

ANTIHERO

Question 30

AN OLDER OR MORE NEUTRAL TERM THAN HERO. HE OR SHE IS THE PERSON WHOM READERS MOST CLOSELY IDENTIFY. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 30

PROTAGONIST

Question 31

PROTAGONIST’S OPPONENT. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 31

ANTAGONIST

Question 32

SERVES AS A CONTRAST TO THE MAJOR CHARACTER TO HIGHLIGHT PARTICULAR QUALITIES OF THE LATTER. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 32

FOIL

Question 33

GOD AND SATAN. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 33

FOIL

Question 34

HARRY POTTER AND DRACO MALFOY. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 34

FOIL

Question 35

LEAD CHARACTERS ARE MORE COMPLEX THAN MINOR CHARACTERS. T O F

Answer 35

TRUE

Question 36

THESE CHARACTERS ARE UNIMPORTANT. THEIR ONLY USE IS TO ADVANCE THE PLOT. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 36

MINOR CHARACTERS

Question 37

SIDE CHARACTERS, USEFUL FOR THE PLOT, PREDICTABLE, COMEDIC EFFECT. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 37

FLAT CHARACTERS

Question 38

STOCK CHARACTERS, OR STEREOTYPES WHO ARE CAPABLE OF ADVANCING THE PLOT BUT REQUIRE THE BAREST OUTLINES OF DESCRIPTION. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 38

FLAT CHARACTERS

Question 39

MORE REALISTIC, HAVE LIGHT AND DARK. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 39

ROUND CHARACTERS

Question 40

THE CHAARCTER’S CAPACITY FOR CHANGE. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 40

DYNAMIC CHARACTER

Question 41

DO NOT EXPERIENCE BASIC CHARACTER CHANGES. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTER?

Answer 41

STATIC

Question 42

When the intended meaning of a statement is the opposite of what is said. What kind of irony?

Answer 42

Verbal irony

Question 43

When the expected outcome is directly contradicted. What kind of irony?

Answer 43

Situational irony

Question 44

When we know significant information that key characters do not. What kind of irony?

Answer 44

Dramatic irony