CNF 1st Quarter Exam

It refers to literary works which comes from the author’s imagination.

• Poetry
• Fiction
• Drama
• Nonfiction

It refers to literary works which uses figurative languages. It may be lyric, narrative or dramatic.

• Poetry
• Fiction
• Drama
• Nonfiction

It refers to a life story of actors and actresses, usually is performed on a stage.

• A.     Poetry
• B.     Fiction
• C.     Drama
• D.     Nonfiction

It refers to writing that is based on true events, people, places, and fact.

• A.     Poetry
• B.     Fiction
• C.     Drama
• D.     Nonfiction

It is an art form, usually written. It includes prose and poetry.

• A.     Literature
• B.     Literary text
• C.     Literary genre
• D.     Digital literature

This type of character has a leading role in the narrative. These characters may undergo change through the circumstances where they are placed, hence making them lifelike.

• A.     Flat character
• B.     Round character
• C.     Static character
• D.     Dynamic character

This type of setting refers to where the story takes place.

• A.     Setting
• B.     Physical setting
• C.     Chronological setting
• D.     All of the above

It is the sequence of events that make up a story, whether it’s told, written, filmed or sung.

• A.     Chronological setting
• B.     Freytag’s Pyramid
• C.     Plot structure
• D.     Chronological event

It is the struggle between opposing forces or entities in a story.

• A.     External conflict
• B.     Conflict
• C.     Internal conflict
• D.     In Medias Res

It is the vantage point from which a story is presented.

• A.     First person point of view
• B.     Second person point of view
• C.     Third person point of view
• D.     Point of view