Anglophone Literature and Culture II

Chose the right definition for "Fragmentation"

• The random rearrangement of broken pieces of a literary work to create a new coherent narrative.

• When the story is told in a way that breaks it into smaller pieces or uses different perspectives and jumping from one period of time to another, without sequence.

• The intentional omission of crucial parts of a story, leaving readers with unresolved narratives.

• The division of a work into disjointed sections lacking logical or thematic connection.

Choose the right definition for "Pastiche"

• A literary adhesive that combines various works together, creating a new cohesive narrative.

• A type of literary pastry that blends different genres, such as mystery and romance, into a single story.

• Creative work that imitates or pays tribute to other works, combining elements, styles, or themes from multiple sources to create something new and unique.

• A literary card game where players draw cards representing different authors or characters and create new stories based on the combinations.

Choose the correct deffinitions for Kairos and Chronos

• "Kairos" represents the passage of time and the sequential progression of events in a story.

• "Chronos" represents the passage of time and the sequential progression of events in a story.

• "Chronos" refers to the opportune moment or timing with a powerful impact

• "Kairos" refers to the opportune moment or timing with a powerful impact

Which literary tool connects "Pride and Prejudice", "Twilight" and "Bridged Jone's Diary"?

• Fragmentation

• Intertextuality

• Metafiction

• Pastiche

How would you describe a "Readerly Text"?

• Literature that confuses readers with complex and convoluted narratives, making it difficult to understand the intended meaning.

• Literature that intentionally excludes readers from engaging with the content, leaving them feeling disconnected and disinterested.

• Literature that is easy to understand and follows traditional storytelling methods, allowing readers to passively engage with the intended meaning.

• Literary work that lacks any clear structure or coherence, making it challenging for readers to make sense of the story or themes.

How would you describe "Writerly Text"?

• literature that encourages active reader participation and interpretation, inviting readers to contribute to the meaning-making process through their own creative engagement.

• literature that restricts reader participation, preventing them from interpreting the text or engaging creatively.

• writing that lacks any meaningful content or purpose, leaving readers confused and uninterested.

• discourages reader involvement, promoting a passive and disengaged reading experience.

Define "Trohaic Meter"

• two unstressed syllables followed by stressed syllable

• stressed syllables followed by unstressed syllables

• unstressed syllables followed by stressed syllables

• two stressed syllables followed by unstressed syllable

Choose the correct symbols for Iambic Meter

• U/

• /U

• UU/

• /UU

Which two meters are shown with these UU/ and /UU symbols?

• Dacyl and Iambic

• Anapest and Dactyl

• Anapest and Trohaic

• Trohaic and Iambic

What is the difference between Alliteration and Assonance?

• Alliteration refers to repeated vowel sounds, but assoncance refers to repeated consonant sounds

• There is no difference

• Alliteration refers to repeated consonant sounds, but assoncance refers to repeated vowel sounds