The choice of appropriate words to convey

the writer’s thought is called________

• Diction

• Setting

• Figure of speech

• Comic relief

The major difference between a novel and a

novella is the ______

• Theme

• Setting

• Length

• Plot

When a human attribute is given to an

inanimate object, it is_________

• Simile

• Metonymy

• Personification

• Apostrophe

A literary work is a satire when it ________

• Finds fault

• Humorously criticizes to improve a situation

• Proves laughter

• Teaches a lesson for social improvement

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“The bees buzz around in the garden” is an

example of ___________

• Simile

• Irony

• Metaphor

• Onomatopoeia

The attitude of a writer towards the subject matter is the

• Tone

• Plot

• Empathy

• Mood

A short speech, spoken directly at the

audience at the end of a play is___________

• Tone

• Epilogue

• Prologue

• Routine

The part of the story’s plot where the main

problem is settled is called ___________

• Suspense

• Aside

• Plot

• Resolution

The type of stage in which the audience is seated around three-fourths of the major acting area is called _____________

• Arena stage

• Thrust stage

• Spectacle stage

• Proscenium stage

Props are important in drama because___________

• They add information about characters

• Enlarges the play’s irrelevance

• Multiply the audience

• Deprives scenes of their beauty