Elements and Forms of LITERARY TEXT

Give examples of lyrical odes in literary text.

• Elegies, praises, and laments.

• Narratives and epics.

• Prologues and epilogues.

• Sonatas and symphonies.

Give examples of epic or dramatic narratives in literary text.

• Novels

• Myths, legends, and plays.

• Short stories

• Poems

Define 'Symbolism' in literary text.

• The use of symbols to represent ideas or concepts.

• A technique used to create vivid imagery in writing.

• The repetition of consonant sounds in a sentence.

• A method of character development through dialogue.

What is the primary function of a literary text?

• To provide entertainment and aesthetic pleasure

• To convey scientific information

• To serve as a historical document

• To promote commercial interests

What freedom does an author have in literary text?

• The author has complete freedom to write as he/she pleases.

• The author must follow strict guidelines set by publishers.

• The author can only write about personal experiences.

• The author is limited to specific genres and styles.

Define 'Imagery' in literary text.

• Descriptive language that appeals to the senses and creates visual representations.

• A type of narrative that focuses on character development.

• A technique used to create suspense in a story.

• The use of dialogue to convey emotions.

Give examples of fiction in literary text.

• Novels, short stories, and fables.

• Biographies, essays, and articles.

• Textbooks, manuals, and guides.

• Poems, plays, and scripts.

Give examples of songs in literary text.

• Ballads, hymns, and rap.

• Pop songs and rock anthems.

• Classical symphonies and operas.

• Jazz improvisations and blues.

Define 'Theme' in literary text.

• The central idea or underlying message of the work.

• The setting where the story takes place.

• The sequence of events in a story.

• The character's emotional journey throughout the narrative.

What are the elements of literary text?

• Character, Setting, Plot, Theme

• Conflict, Symbolism, Imagery, Tone

• Character, Setting, Plot, Theme, Conflict, Symbolism, Imagery

• Narrative, Dialogue, Style, Structure