Understanding Literary Devices and Text Types

The video tutorial covers intrinsic elements in stories, such as characters and settings, and explores different figures of speech, including metaphors, personification, and hyperbole. It also explains direct and indirect speech, and discusses various text types, highlighting their main features.

What is the intrinsic element that describes the setting, time, and atmosphere in a story?

• Character

• Setting

• Theme

• Plot

Who is the main character in a story referred to as?

• Support

• Tritagonist

• Antagonist

• Protagonist

Which of the following is an example of a metaphor?

• His face shines like the moon.

• The wind whispers softly in her ear.

• He is a star in his class.

• A sea of people filled the stadium.

Which sentence is an example of personification?

• His heart is as hard as stone.

• He runs as fast as the wind.

• The rainbow danced in the sky.

• This book is very expensive.

Identify the example of hyperbole.

• The house is very big.

• My heart is shattered into pieces.

• He runs like a deer.

• Her voice is very melodious.

What is the direct speech form of 'Mother said that I must study'?

• Mother said for me to study.

• Mother told me to study.

• Mother said, you must study.

• I was told to study by Mother.

What is the indirect speech form of 'Budi said, I will go to the market'?

• Budi said he goes to the market.

• Budi will go to the market.

• Budi said that he will go to the market.

• Budi said, I will go to the market.

What type of text narrates an event or incident in chronological order?

• Argumentative Text

• Expository Text

• Narrative Text

• Descriptive Text

Which type of text clearly describes an object or situation?

• Argumentative Text

• Expository Text

• Descriptive Text

• Narrative Text

What is the main characteristic of a descriptive text?

• Describes objects in detail

• Uses direct speech

• Presents arguments

• Uses chronological order