Creative Nonfiction Elements

Which element of Creative Nonfiction is defined as the logical arrangement of events?

• Characters

• Plot

• Atmosphere

• Dialogue

Which literary device in Creative Nonfiction circumvents or twists the chronological arrangement of events?

• Flashback

• Symbolism

• Backstory

• Foreshadowing

Which is true about setting as an element in Creative Nonfiction?

• The setting in CNF is always at the narrator's home.

• The setting in CNF is usually imaginary.

• The setting in CNF is based on a real world.

• Setting is not applicable in CNF.

Which element in Creative Nonfiction is used to identify from whose angle the story is being told?

• Point of View

• Perspective

• Dialogue

• Scene

What point of view is commonly used in Creative Nonfiction, such as in personal narratives?

• First Person

• Third Person Omniscient

• Third Person Limited

• Second Person

Which element in CNF refers to the verbal exchange between characters?

• Scene

• Plot

• Dialogue

• Setting

What kind of irony is applied when the narrative talks of a scenario wherein the Government cancelled classes because of the typhoon, but at the same time it was a holiday?

• Verbal Irony

• Situational Irony

• Dramatic Irony

• Cancelled Irony

A CNF text uses symbolism to make the narration interesting. If an author makes use of a rising sun, what could be its symbolism?

• A bright future

• An incoming doom

• A badluck

• A new day

Which of the statements below can be qualified as a sentence that uses tactile imagery?

• In the dry heat of summer, bursts of colors from the bougainvillea trellis shades a section of the road.

• They can also hear the giggling of the green sea turtle in the pastel painting hanging on the wall.

• I washed the tiredness that clung to my skin like dust, in the surprisingly warm water form the pool.

• Their glow is like a beacon calling you home, promising a blissful and restful sleep to the tired traveler.

What figure of speech is used in the sentence:

In NCR, it rains, it pours, and it floods.

• Euphemism

• Parallelism

• Metonymy

• Hyperbole