Literary Forms Quiz

What is the focus of Instructional Forms?

• Historical accounts of events

• Logical development of a subject

• Non-literal language

• Poetic expressions

Which books are considered as Epistles?

• Story Forms

• Instructional Forms

• Poetic Forms

• Prophetic Forms

What are the two components valuable to each literary form?

• Definition and Details

• History and Logic

• Poetry and Prose

• Narratives and Epistles

What does non-literal language require?

• A historical approach

• A logical approach

• A different approach

• A narrative approach

What is the definition of Story Forms?

• Books about logical development

• Books about historical accounts

• Books with non-literal language

• Books with poetic expressions

What will be covered in the next semester according to the document?

• Story Forms

• Instructional Forms

• Poetic, Parable & Prophetic Forms

• Historical Forms

What is the detail focus of Instructional Forms?

• The People, The Places, The Events

• Ideas, word usage, tense of verbs

• Non-literal language

• Historical accounts

What is the definition of Instructional Forms?

• Books about historical accounts

• Books that follow a logical development

• Books with non-literal language

• Books with poetic expressions

Who wrote the Bible, influencing its flavor?

• Roman men

• Greek men

• Jewish men

• Egyptian men

What does symbolism use to represent something other than their literal meaning?

• Numbers

• Colors

• Words, images, or objects

• Sounds