Eng.Lit.M5.1stSemFINALS

The way in which a writer creates believable, interesting characters is called ______________.

• Characterisation

• Dialogue

• Setting

• Poetry

Which method of characterisation expresses the purpose of: to paint a picture for readers, allowing to visualize the character?

• Describing the clothes worn

• Giving a straight description

• Quoting dialogue

• Describing habits

Which method of characterisation expresses the purpose of:

to give the character a voice and keep the voice in line with the character?

• Describing the clothes worn

• Giving a straight description

• Quoting dialogue

• Describing habits

Who said this, “...want to be here? Of course you do…” ?

• Julie

• The Bookkeeper

• The Fortune Teller

• An old man

'I-I-er, I'm not sure whether I-whether I-'

This gives life to the picture of the character.

Which method of characterisation is used here?

• Quoting dialogue

• Describing mannerisms

• Describing hobbies

• Describing their relationships with other characters

1. What does the younger son ask his father for?

• His share of land.

• A new robe

• For his welcome party

• His inheritance

1. Who is not considered as one of the main characters in the story?

• Servant

• Younger brother

• Older brother

• Father

Where does the story take place?

• At their hometown

• Overseas country

• At a distant country

• none of the choices

There are many poetic techniques that poets can use to make their poems and songs lively and engaging.

Match the language of Poetry to the statements / phrases.

• Allusion

• The curious cat carefully crept closer to catch the elusive butterfly.

• Alliteration

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• Metaphor

• 
• Simile

• 
• Imagery

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LANGUAGE OF POETRY:

1. 1. ​ ​ (a)   is a vivid and vibrant form of description that appeals to readers' senses and imagination.

2. 2. A ​ (b)   is an imaginative way of describing something by referring to something else which is the same in a particular way.

3. 3. A ​ (c)   is a comparison between two things that uses the word like or as

4. 4. ​ (d)   is when a writer mentions some other work, or refers to an earlier part of the current work.

• Imagery
• Metaphor
• Simile
• Allusion
• Alliteration