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CW Q2 ST2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 19mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following refers to the details the narrator gives about a character and it tells readers about the important elements of the story or characters?

a)

Dialogue

b)

Thought

c)

Exposition

d)

Description

2.

What do you call the literary device use by authors to give hint for certain plot development that may come later in the story?

a)

Symbolism

b)

Flashback

c)

Motif

d)

Foreshadowing

3.

Which of the following statements is INCORRECT?

a)

A literary device (also known as literary genre) is any method a writer uses to convey his/her message.

b)

Mood can be joyful, gloomy, frightening or mysterious.

c)

Motif is any element, subject, idea, or concept that is always present through the entire body of work.

d)

Narrative modes in fiction are the methods or ways that writers use in telling their stories.

4.

Which of the following describes dialogue?

a)

Deep sensory images the writer wants the reader to experience.

b)

Something that happens in the story and may include dialogue, gestures, and other activities.

c)

Deep sensory images the writer wants the reader to experience.

d)

Spoken communication found within quotation marks.

5.

“The Indian world is on a collision course with the white world,” Billy said. Wasn’t that the truth, Horse thought.” This conveys which mode of fiction?

a)

Action

b)

Thought

c)

Exposition

d)

Description

6.

What is the tone of the following text? “I will not!” she shouted. “I will not be left at the mercy of our enemies while you slink away!”

a)

Pleased

b)

Angry

c)

Suspicious

d)

Confused

7.

“She hesitated, listening for sounds of the creature. The forest seemed empty, but she could sense something else out there. Something watching and waiting.” What is the mood in the passage?

a)

Depressing

b)

Joyful

c)

Romantic

d)

Suspenseful

8.

Which of the following is the tone of the statement?


'If only we are rich I won’t be wearing these oddly looking hand-me-down clothes.”

a)

Happy

b)

Bitter

c)

Tolerant

d)

Optimistic

9.

“Fear crept our senses. The ocean is calm yet the deafening silence kills our mind. Atlas! Allah heard our prayers. He ignited Sulu’s beacon! Which of the following word is suggested by the underlined word?

a)

Light

b)

Hope

c)

Peace

d)

Joy

10.

Which of the following refers to a sequence where the characters are engaged with actions and dialogue?

a)

Climax

b)

Dialogue

c)

Action

d)

Scene

11.

Which of the following best completes the given analogy?

White dove: peace Black cat: ___________

a)

Success

b)

Victory

c)

Misfortune

d)

Sadness

12.

Which of following is the best reason why we should write a Fictional Journal?

a)

Writing a Fictional Journal allows us to perceive the world in an entirely different

perspective

b)

Writing a Fictional Journal is fun and enjoyable

c)

Writing a Fictional Journal can be a hobby

d)

Writing a Fictional Journal can divert our attention from Social Media

13.

All of the following are the known benefits of writing a Fictional Journal except

a)

Improves our writing

b)

Explore our thoughts

c)

Gives meaning to our lives

d)

Serves as cradle of our deep secrets

14.

When should a writer apply long scene?

a)

When he picks up the pace right after a long scene

b)

When he includes a lot of big action in a given scene (fights, chases, explosions)—so the scene doesn’t hinge on action alone Italian

c)

When he leaves the reader hungry for more or breathless with suspense

d)

When he creates a sense of urgency by dropping bits of information one by one, forcing the reader to keep reading

15.

Which of the following is true about narrative launch?

a)

It uses specific visual details, allows scenery to set the tone of the scene.

b)

It uses scenery to reflect a character’s feelings.

c)

It makes sure that reads know who the main character is/are.

d)

It shows the impact of the setting on the character.

16.

How is a long scene categorized?

a)

This can be picked up, read, and put back down.

b)

This takes place in ten or fewer pages

c)

New information is being revealed immediately that drives the plot forward.

d)

This contains main characters engaging in actions based upon scene intentions.

17.

Which of the following defines short scene?

a)

It takes place in no greater than five pages

b)

It takes place in ten or fewer pages

c)

It takes place to more than fifteen pages

d)

It takes place in ten pages only

18.

Which scene structure reveals something about the character, dialogue that reveals something, cliffhanger ending, setting description and philosophical reflection?

a)

Climax

b)

Beginning

c)

Middle

d)

End

19.

If you are to write a horror fiction, how would you build suspense?

a)

By telling facts

b)

By introducing characters simultaneously

c)

By foreshadowing future events

d)

By creating a mysterious setting

20.

In order for a scene to be rich in physical setting, which should be present?

a)

Several antagonists

b)

Vivid description of the place and time

c)

Deep and meaningful conversation among characters

d)

Foreshadowing of the climax