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WorksheetsWORLD LITERATURE PRELIM EXAM 2022
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 20mins
The part of the plot in which drama intensifies toward the climax.
Climax
Complication
Falling action
Rising action
A complex, fully developed character, often prone to change.
Flat character
Round character
Antagonist
Protagonist
The story’s main character
Antagonist
Character
Characterization
Protagonist
An imaginative or invented story.
Non-fiction
Theme
Fiction
Plot
The point in fiction where the entanglement of forces (complication) after the initial conflict gets resolved or put to rest/the terminal point in fiction.
Theme
Moral
Climax
Denouement
The underlying feeling or atmosphere in the story.
Plot
Setting
Mood
Moral
The villain in the story.
Protagonist
Antagonist
Character
Characterization
Series of events that give a story its meaning and effect.
Plot
Event
Setting
Mood
The key element in a story.
Character
characterization
plot
mood
An example of this element is World War II.
Plot
Event
Setting
Mood
The description of the character or giving life to a certain role.
Character
characterization
Plot
Mood
The central or main idea of the story.
Plot
Theme
Moral
Lesson
The turning point of the story.
climax
conflict
mood
plot
It is how the story is being told.
setting
plot
resolution
point of view
Basic tension, predicament or challenges in a story.
Plot
Setting
Conflict
Climax
A poem of fourteen iambic pentameter lines.
lyric
poem
sonnet
haiku
A long narrative poem that tells about the literature of a tribal hero.
narration
epic
sonnet
novel
It is a quality of literature that appeals our sense of beauty.
artistry
universality
style
intellectual value
Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is an example of :
legend
play
comedy
short story
All of the following are criteria for judging an excellent piece of literature except
suggestiveness
permanence
humor
universality
The process by which an author develops a fictional character.
character
characterization
role-playing
visual presentation
______ is a description of someone's travels, given in the form of narrative, public lecture, slide show or motion picture.
journal
diary
travelogue
essay
A genre intended to be acted on stage.
(a)
It is a product of human experiences.
(a)
A genre intended to be read in one sitting.
(a)
A folklore genre that typically consists of a story passed down from generation to generation orally
(a)
Story, sometimes of a national or folk hero, which has a basis in fact but also includes imaginative material.
(a)
A fictitious prose narrative of book length, typically representing character and action with some degree of realism.
(a)
An example of this genre is The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost.
(a)
A story about God and Goddesses.
(a)
A narration demonstrating a useful truth, especially in which animals speak as humans; legendary, supernatural tale.
(a)
A short literary composition that reflects the author's outlook or point.
(a)
An imaginative or invented story.
plot
non-fiction
fiction
theme
An example of this conflict is killing someone and not submitting yourself in the proper authority.
mam vs. man
man vs. fate
man vs. himself/herself
man vs. nature
It is the measure of a line in a poetry
foot
meter
line
stanza
It is the group of lines that develops and emphasizes one idea
meter
foot
stanza
verse
An association that relates not to a word's actual meaning, but to the ideas or qualities that it implies.
denotation
connotation
diction
figures of speech
The repetition of an identical or similarly accented sound or sounds in a work, usually in poetry
verse
line
rhyme
lyric
The point of vision, angle or vantage point from which a story is told is called essay.
True
False
Atmosphere is the pervading sense of place, feeling or mood in a piece of fiction ex. atmosphere of gloom, disaster, fear, etc.
True
False
The terms, classes, types and forms of literature are usually taken synonymous and interchangeable.
True
False
Literature is the product of human and animal experiences.
True
False
Falling action is the part when drama intensifies toward the climax.
True
False
A complex, fully developed character often prone to change is called flat character.
True
False
Earthquake is an example of Man vs. Fate.
True
False
The two kinds of characters are antagonist and the villain.
True
False
An image is a sensory impression used to create meaning in a story.
True
False
Every culture all over the world has its own literature.
True
False
The character is the process by which an author presents and develops a fictional character.
True
False
Novels and Short story have the same content characteristics.
True
False
During World War II is an example of setting.
True
False
A point in fiction where the conflict and the tension continue to increase is called falling action.
True
False
The motive is the one that drives or spurs somebody to a particular action or direction.
True
False
The literal meaning of a certain word is called connotation.
True
False
Essay is a short literary composition in prose dealing with a single matter usually from a personal point of view.
True
False
Literary Criticism is an example of Fiction.
True
False
Fairy tales are stories of some wonderful events popularly believed to have some historical basis.
True
False
A 'dove' stands for 'peace' is an example of image.
True
False
riddles is one of examples of genre.
true
false
Farce is one of the types of epic.
true
false
