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Imagination Literature

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which is a type of imagination literature?
a)
realistic fiction
b)
biography
c)
fairy tale
d)
historical fiction
2.
Which correctly defines legend?
a)
A Greek or Roman myth
b)
A story with animal characters
c)
A widely told story about the past with exaggerated details
d)
A story with magic that ends happily 
3.
"A character who triumphs due to special abilities or powers" is the definition for--
a)
hero figure
b)
anthropomorphism
c)
protagonist
d)
dystopia
4.
"Human-like characteristics portrayed by non-humans" is the definition for--
a)
folk tale
b)
anthropomorphism
c)
paraquel
d)
utopia 
5.
"A story in the same time period told from another point of view" is the definition for--
a)
companion novel
b)
sequel
c)
prequel
d)
paraquel
6.
"An imaginary place where people lead dehumanized or fearful lives" is the definition for--
a)
dynamic
b)
utopia
c)
anthropomorphism
d)
dystopia
7.
A fairy tale contains these elements:
a)
hero figure, anthropomorphism, moral
b)
moral, stereotype, myth
c)
pattern characters, journey w/magic, happy ending
d)
antagonist, moral, anthropomorphism
8.
Which two imagination literature types are intended to teach a lesson or give a moral?
a)
fantasy and myth
b)
legend and fable
c)
folk tale and science fiction
d)
fable and folk tale 
9.
Which definition best fits what we know about "imagination literature"?
a)
A story based on the author's imagination rather than reality.
b)
A story based on past historical events.
c)
A story based on a person's life.
d)
A story without a theme.
10.
"A respected teacher and friend" is the definition for--
a)
protagonist
b)
hero figure
c)
dynamic character
d)
mentor
11.
"A fictional story to explain the actions of gods, heroes, or nature" is the definition for--
a)
legend
b)
fable
c)
myth
d)
folk tale
12.
"A follow-up story using some of the same characters as the original; best read in sequence" is a definition for--
a)
companion novel
b)
characterization
c)
prequel
d)
sequel 
13.
"An assumed pattern that may or may not apply to individuals in a group" is the definition for which common science fiction trait?
a)
dytopia
b)
utopia
c)
stereotype
d)
antagonist
14.
"A story based on a particular custom; handed down from age to age, usually orally" is one definition for--
a)
a traditional story
b)
a mystery
c)
a biography
d)
a prequel 
15.
One common characteristic of all imagination literature is 
a)
hero figure
b)
medieval setting 
c)
utopian setting
d)
animal characters 
16.
A  modern ________________ is usually dystopian.
a)
fantasy
b)
science fiction
17.
Which is NOT a type of imagination literature?
a)
fable
b)
mystery
c)
myth
d)
legend
18.
A traditional _____________ takes the young hero on a purposeful journey called a quest.
a)
fantasy
b)
science fiction
19.
A  traditional ________________ usually contains a risk-taking main character who is exploring futuristic possibilities.
a)
fantasy
b)
science fiction
20.
A  traditional ________________ always has a theme of good overcoming evil.
a)
fantasy
b)
science fiction
21.
A  traditional ________________ usually asks the reader to question human nature, often asking what is right, just, or moral.
a)
fantasy
b)
science fiction
22.
A traditional _______________ is timeless (can take place in any time period from medieval to future). 
a)
fantasy
b)
science fiction
23.
A  traditional ________________ may contain space or time travel, technology advances, utopian/dystopian settings.
a)
fantasy
b)
science fiction
24.
A  traditional ________________ contains pattern characters: an evil antagonist, a young hero, a mentor who guides the young hero.
a)
fantasy
b)
science fiction
25.
A  traditional ________________ has a dynamic young hero with undiscovered powers.
a)
fantasy
b)
science fiction