Introduction to Literature

The collected oral and written works of a society that depict their values, norms, and struggles in life.

• History

• Literature

• Poetry

• Pride

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This refers to the category or type of literature.

• Genre

• Opinion

• Plot

• Conclusion

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What is the definition of Mood in literature?

• How hungry the author is

• The mood the main characters are in

• How a piece of literature makes the reader feel

• The reason the author wrote the story

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The two general types of literature

• drama and essay

• fiction and poetry

• fiction and non-fiction

• prose and poetry

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It is a composition meant to put life on theatre in front of an audience.

• Short story

• Essay

• Play

• Novel

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A brief work of fiction based on one situation involving two or three characters.

• Novel

• Essay

• Short story

• Play

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It is a story of prose that is usually long and complex through a sequence of events that is usually connected.

• Novel

• Play

• Narrative

• Short Story

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A short literary composition based on a single subject matter, and often gives the personal opinion of the author.

• Poem

• Message

• Short Story

• Essay

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There are two types of prose literature. They are fiction and non-fiction.

• False

• True

There are three kinds of fiction. They are short story, play, and novel.

• False

• True

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