Q2-M1-JAN 4-PIO

1. Reading approaches are defined as _________________.

• A. ways of analyzing a text

• B. methods of writing a story

• C. skills in extracting information

• D. tools in defining a concept

Reading approaches are useful because they serve as a guide in __________________.

• A. promoting literary trends

• B. understanding works of literature.

• C. communicating with the author

• D. creating sources of entertainment

This term indicates the literary writings of a particular author, which are considered by scholars and critics in general to be his/her genuine creations.

• A. essay

• B. canon

• C. novel

• D. diary

This reading approach suggests that there is no single correct interpretation of a literary work. Instead, it is based on the personal impressions made by the critic.

• A. sociological

• B. formalism

• C. feminism

• D. reader-response

This reading approach explores the relationships between the text and society.

• A. sociological

• B. Formalism

• C. feminism

• D. reader-response

What reading approach is used in the analysis below?

'Buyayang, buyayang', a folk song from Butuan, a city in Mindanao, illustrates the impact of violent conflict on Mindanao communities, in particular, the lumad communities.

• A. sociological

• B. formalism

• C. feminism

• D. reader-response

"What is your overall reaction to the text?" This question will most likely be asked in which reading approach?

• A. sociological

• B. Feminism

• C. formalism

• D. reader-response

What literary approach is used in the analysis below?

In Dead Stars, I like how the author, Paz Marquez Benitez wrote the flow of the story giving the readers’ questions on what will happen next, making them interesting and inspiring at the same time.

• A. sociological

• B. formalism

• C. feminism

• D. reader-response

In which reading approach will you most likely answer this question?

"How are these characters affected by the society?"

• A. sociological

• B. formalism

• C. feminism

• D. reader-response

10. This element in literature includes the place and time of the actions that transpire in a story.

• A. character

• B. setting

• C. symbols

• D. plot