CREATIVE WRITING FIRST QUARTER EXAM

1. This involves putting words on paper via a computer, pencil, or crayon.

• a. Writing

• b. Messaging

• c. Communicating

• d. Doodling

2. This type of writing involves telling a story and dialogues are usually involved.

• a. Persuasive

• b. Expository

• c. Narrative

• d. Descriptive

3. These are examples of descriptive writing, EXCEPT for.

• a. Poetry

• b. Nature writing

• c. Journal

• d. Short Story

4. This type of writing is a common type of everyday writing.

• a. Narrative

• b. Expository

• c. Persuasive

• d. Descriptive

5. A blog about how to create an origami is a good example of _____ writing.

• a. Narrative

• b. Descriptive

• c. Expository

• d. Persuasive

6. Jessa, a blogger, writes the significant events in her life for each day. As a result, she get a chronicle of her daily life. What type of creative writing the scenario best applied?

• a. Vignettes

• b. Journal

• c. Essay

• d. Diary

7. This type of writing is specifically written to be recited and recorded by actors.

• a. Script

• b. Essay

• c. Letters

• d. Lyrics

8. Luther’s sweat rolled down in his icy cheeks as he walked past the angry mob. Which sensory imagery is used in this sentence?

• a. Auditory

• b. Olfactory

• c. Visual

• d. Tactile

9. The kids hurried to the kitchen. They were welcomed with the scent of freshly baked cookies from Mrs. Lovegood’s oven. Which sensory imagery is used in this sentence?

• a. Gustatory

• b. Visual

• c. Tactile

• d. Olfactory

10. April uses writing strategy by using picture-words, for the reader will have a visual presentation of what will be the passage of the piece. What literary device specifically applied in this situation?

• a. Diction

• b. Imagery

• c. Figure of Speech

• d. Linguistic devices