Trimester Exam #01

Question 1

A story meant to be read in one seating

Answer 1

Short Story

Question 2

A prose of considerable length with chapters

Answer 2

Novel

Question 3

A narrative meant to presented on stage

Answer 3

Drama

Question 4

A story of origin of a place, person, object, etc.

Answer 4

Legend

Question 5

A story filled with suspense filled from the beginning to end

Answer 5

Adventure

Question 6

A story that gives moral lesson

Answer 6

Allegory

Question 7

Two types of a story that gives a moral lesson

Answer 7

Fable and Parable

Question 8

A story of a person’s life written by another person

Answer 8

Biography

Question 9

A story of a person life written by himself

Answer 9

Autobiography

Question 10

A record of day-to-day activities

Answer 10

Diary

Question 11

A note sent by a writer to another person

Answer 11

Letter

Question 12

Written to give the readers information, entertainment or opinon

Answer 12

Essay

Question 13

Consists of news items and articles in newspaper or magazine and other forma of periodicals

Answer 13

Current Publication

Question 14

A record of the past

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History

Question 15

A written report on certain field of education

Answer 15

Journal

Question 16

Four character distinctions

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• method of characterization
• roles played
• fullness of development
• changers undergone

Question 17

According to method of characterization

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• Direct/Expository

* Indirect/Dramatic

Question 18

According to roles played

Answer 18

• Major characters

• Protagonist
• Antagonist

• Minor characters

• Confidant
• Foil
• Stock/Type

Question 19

According to fullness of development

Answer 19

• Flat

* Round

Question 20

According to changes undergone

Answer 20

• Static

* Dynamic

Question 21

Parts of the plot

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• Exposition
• Complication
• Turning point
• Resolution
• Conclusion

Question 22

Point of View

Answer 22

• First POV
• Third POV
• Omniscient POV

Question 23

Reference to historical or literacy in which readers are usually familiar

Answer 23

Allusion

Question 24

Technique used for recollection of character’s past or story’s past events

Answer 24

Flashback

Question 25

Usage of hints that indicate events in the future

Answer 25

Foreshadowing

Question 26

Words or phrases that builds sensory experiences for readers

Answer 26

Imagery

Question 27

Discrepancy between what seems and what is

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Irony

Question 28

Three types of irony

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- Verbal irony - Dramatic irony - Irony of situation

Question 29

Feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for a reader

Answer 29

Mood

Question 30

An exhortation to good behaviour

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Moral

Question 31

The tension or excitement felt by the readers

Answer 31

Suspense

Question 32

A person, place or object that represent something beyond itself

Answer 32

Symbol

Question 33

Main idea or message in a work of literature

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Theme

Question 34

Attitude of writer towards the subject

Answer 34

Tone

Question 35

Reading Strategies

Answer 35

- Predict - Visualize - Connect - Question - Clarify - Evaluate

Question 36

Three branches of poetry

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* Lyric poem * Narrative poem * Dramatic poem

Question 37

An extended meditative poem in which the speakers reflection upon death

Answer 37

Elegy | Lyric

Question 38

A short lyrics adopted for singing

Answer 38

Hymn | Lyric

Question 39

A poem that appears to commemorate praise people and elements of nature

Answer 39

Ode | Lyric

Question 40

A poem that representing a sheperd in a small setting

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Pastoral | Lyric

Question 41

14 lines written in an iambic pentameter

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Sonnet | Lyric

Question 42

A poem that was originally intended to be sung. It depicts ordinary people.

Answer 42

Ballad | Narrative

Question 43

A long poem on a serious subject and follow the salvation of a great hero

Answer 43

Epic | Narrative

Question 44

A poem that is light and often humorous

Answer 44

Comedy | Dramatic

Question 45

A type of exaggerated comedy that features abnormal plot, ridiculous situation and humorous words

Answer 45

Farce | Dramatic

Question 46

A poem consisting of highly sensationalized events

Answer 46

Melodrama | Dramatic

Question 47

Delivered by a single speaker portraying many characters

Answer 47

Monologue | Dramatic

Question 48

Presents the downfall of the dignified drama

Answer 48

Tragedy

Question 49

The principle of arrangement

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Form

Question 50

Two kinds of form

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* Fixed form | * Irregular form

Question 51

The physical arrangement of words

Answer 51

Shape

Question 52

Two kinds of shape

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* End-stopped lines | * Run-on lines

Question 53

Four number of lines

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- Couplet - Tercet - Quatrain - Cinquain

Question 54

Musical quality of the poem

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Sound

Question 55

Sound

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``` • Repetition • Rhyme • Rhythm - End rhyme - Internal rhyme ```

Question 56

A poet's attitude towards his subject

Answer 56

Tone

Question 57

Voice of the poem

Answer 57

Speaker

Question 58

Refers to words or phrases that appeals to the readers

Answer 58

Imagery