What is the primary definition of a memoir?

• A fictional story about someone's life
• A true story written about a specific part of someone's life
• A historical textbook account
• A random collection of memories

Which point of view is typically used in a memoir?

• Third-person perspective
• Second-person perspective
• First-person perspective
• No specific perspective

What does the word 'reluctance' mean?

• Strong excitement
• A feeling of not wanting to do something
• Complete happiness
• Total confidence

Which literary device compares two things using 'like' or 'as'?

• Hyperbole
• Personification
• Simile
• Metaphor

What is the purpose of a memoir?

• To create fictional stories
• To share personal experiences and lessons
• To write a scientific report
• To create a mathematical equation

What does 'unrestrainedly' mean?

• With great control
• Carefully
• Without holding back; freely
• With hesitation

Which literary device gives human qualities to non-human things?

• Simile
• Metaphor
• Personification
• Hyperbole

What does 'fascinate' mean?

• To bore someone
• To strongly interest or attract
• To make someone angry
• To confuse completely

What is a key characteristic of a memoir?

• It must be completely fictional
• It must include only happy memories
• It focuses on true events from the writer's life
• It must be written by a famous person

What does 'reassure' mean?

• To make someone more worried
• To make someone feel less worried
• To ignore someone's feelings
• To create more confusion