Quiz 1 Creative Writing

Which of the following linguistic techniques produces a specific effect, esp. a figure of speech, narrative style, or plot?

• Figures of Speech

• Literary device

• Poetry

• Symbolism

Which of the following elements describes the setting and tells the actors what to do or feel?

• Direction

• Plot

• Scenery

• Stage direction

The type of sensory detail where you can smell

through your mind’s nose is called _________.

What mode of writing is characterised by

inventiveness of situation, perspective, or story?

• Academic Writing

• Descriptive Writing

• Creative Writing

• Technical Writing

How do you call the actual words spoken from the

actors and actresses?

• Action

• Conflict

• Dialogue

• Setting

Which of the following statements vividly illustrates the setting of a play?

• It was a bright sunny day in April.

• It was late afternoon last Sunday in Manila area.

• It was in the middle of the working day, people are walking to and fro along the busy street.

• It was ten o’clock in the evening along the alley of Sikatuna, where wide awake bystanders almost occupy the pathway.

___________ is a type of poetry implying its subject through layout or shape.

What particular technique of drama is popularized by Julia Krestiva in her analysis of Bakhtin’s concepts Dialogism and Carnival?

• Hypertextuality

• Hypotextuality

• Intertextuality

• Textuality

____________ is referred to as “unit of poetic lines”.

Which of the following sound devices is dominant

in this line “Mum carefully cuddles the cute,

innocent looking baby.”

• Alliteration

• Assonance

• Consonance

• Onomatopoeia