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WorksheetsCreative Writing 4th Quarter Summative Test
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
What is the correct sequence of plot?
I. Rising Action
II. Exposition
III. Falling Action
IV. Climax
V. Resolution
a. V-III-IV-I-II
b. II-III-IV-I-V
c. II-I-IV-III-V
d. I-II-III-IV-V
The world is fighting against the COVID-19 pandemic. What type of conflict is evident in this situation?
a. Man vs. Self
b. Man vs. Man
c. Man vs. Nature
d. Man vs. Society
It is a literature created from the imagination, not presented as fact, though it may be based on a true story or situation.
a. Poetry
b. Prose
c. Fiction
d. Drama
The fire station burns down. What type of irony is evident in this statement?
a. Verbal Irony
b. Situation Irony
c. Dramatic Irony
d. Communicative Irony
It is a literary device which the writer gives a hint that something is going to happen.
a. Foreshadowing
b. Predicting
c. Flashback
d. Recollection
Which of the following is true about the moral of a story?
a. It is a lesson learned from a literary text.
b. It may not be clearly stated.
c. It can be left for the readers to derive.
d. All of the above.
Who is the author of short story “Footnote to Youth”?
a. Jose Garcia Villa
b. Maria Corazon De Jesus
c. Lualhati Bautista
d. Bob Ong
These characters usually possess the good traits.
a. Round characters
b. Flat characters
c. Antagonist
d. Protagonist
The farmer is protecting his farm from a super typhoon. What type of conflict is evident in this situation?
a. Man vs. Self
b. Man vs. Man
c. Man vs. Nature
d. Man vs. Society
Jose thinks of cheating to pass on his upcoming summative test. What type of conflict is evident in this situation?
a. Man vs. Self
b. Man vs. Man
c. Man vs. Nature
d. Man vs. Society
This is the eyes and the mind through which the reader views the unfolding of events.
a. Theme
b. Point of view
c. Plot
d. Setting
Which of the following words are NOT associated with the word fiction?
a. Imaginary
b. Prose
c. Fact-based
d. Novel
Which of the following statements correctly compares the round and flat character?
a. Flat characters are fully developed characters while round characters does not play important roles in the stories.
b. Flat characters has only one to two traits while round characters are dynamic.
c. Flat characters changes in the story while round characters remain the same throughout the story.
d. Flat characters are the protagonist while round characters are the antagonist in the story.
Man vs. Man, Man vs. Self, Man vs. Nature
Conflict
Symbol
Theme
Plot
Snake for betrayal, Apple for sin, Dove for peace
Conflict
Symbol
Theme
Plot
“True love never wanes even in old age.”
Conflict
Symbol
Theme
Plot
Exposition, Climax, Denouement
Conflict
Symbol
Theme
Plot
Renaissance, WWII, Mt. Olympus
Symbol
Plot
Character
Setting
Iliad, Harry Potter, Crisostomo Ibarra
Symbol
Plot
Character
Setting
Identify the type of intertextuality employed:
He was lying so obviously; you could almost see his nose growing.
a. Allusion
b. Parody
c. Adaptation
d. Quotation
Identify the type of intertextuality employed:
Nick Joaquin’s “The Summer Solstice” was made into a film in 2001 titled “Tatarin”
starred Dina Bonnevie who played the role of Doña Lupeng and Edu Manzano who
played the role of Don Paeng.
a. Allusion
b. Parody
c. Adaptation
d. Quotation
Identify the type of intertextuality employed:
The British group Monty Python parodied the tradition of King Arthur stories in their
movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
a. Allusion
b. Parody
c. Adaptation
d. Quotation
Identify the type of intertextuality employed:
She runs as fast as Hermes.
a. Allusion
b. Parody
c. Adaptation
d. Quotation
Identify the type of intertextuality employed:
Peter Pan said “Now, think of the happiest things. It’s the same as having wings!”
a. Allusion
b. Parody
c. Adaptation
d. Quotation
Identify the type of intertextuality employed:
The character of the Fool in William Shakespeare’s tragedy “King Lear” is a parody
of the king himself.
a. Allusion
b. Parody
c. Adaptation
d. Quotation
Which of the following is NOT an example of a one-act play?
a. Romeo and Juliet
b. Phantom of the Opera
c. Hansel and Gretel
What are the basic elements of a one-act play?
a. Characters, setting, plot, theme, dialogue
b. Characters, plot, dialogue
c. Lights, stage, characters, dialogue
Which of the following needs to be given more focus and development in the entire story?
a. antagonist
b. protagonist
c. supporting characters
Which of the following is NOT true regarding the dialogue of a one-act play?
a. The dialogue should be clear and focused on the theme of the story.
b. The lines of the actors that are irrelevant should be omitted and changed.
c. The lines should be crafted focusing on the antagonist and his/her journey in the entire story.
What are the two categories of characters?
a. antagonist and protagonist
b. primary and secondary
c. static and foil
Ancient Greek
Amphitheater
Apron stage
Illuminated room
Pageant stage
Medieval Age
Amphitheater
Apron stage
Illuminated room
Pageant stage
Modern Times
Apron stage
Illuminated room
Pageant stage
Proscenium stage
Renaissance
Apron stage
Illuminated room
Pageant stage
Proscenium stage
Restoration
Apron stage
Illuminated room
Pageant stage
Proscenium stage
It involves extraordinary circumstances such as magic, dreams, the fairy-world, and usually portray lovers and their struggle to come together as the theme for the play
Apron stage
Romantic Comedy
Farce
Proscenium stage
It has an unlikely plot and typically provokes the audience to hearty laughter by presenting highly exaggerated and caricatured types of characters. Farces utilize sexual mix-ups, verbal humor and physical comedy
Apron stage
Romantic Comedy
Farce
Proscenium stage
A one-act play is the most common structure in a contemporary theater.
True
False
Identifying what type of the story to tell in writing scripts is a good start.
True
False
A one-act play usually runs for half an hour.
True
False
In writing scripts, the different elements of the story are not necessary.
True
False
Story is about linking the events and deals more with the emotions.
True
False
A two-act play still has an exposition, rising action, and resolution but it’s a simple type.
True
False
A four-act play is a more complex type and runs for one-two hours.
True
False
Your story must always have a happy ending.
True
False
The ending of a story is called resolution. What is the other term used for resolution?
a. Happy ending
b. Fin
c. The End
d. Denoument
Cinderella heard the clock struck at 12 midnight. She hurriedly went home before all the magic disappears right in front of the prince and other people. Which part of plot does this scene belongs to?
a. Climax
b. Falling Action
c. Rising Action
d. Resolution
48. “The lid of Pandora’s box had flown open and had come off suddenly after smashing the hinges, and Hope had flown out of the window.” What type of intertextuality is this?
a. Parody
b. Quotation
c. Allusion
d. Adaptation
Syrah- 28 years old, older sister
Mang Dayo- old man, ice cream vendor
Jasmin- youngest sister
Aling Karlota- mother of syrah and jasmin
What basic element is being referred to?
a. Theme
b. Dialogue
c. Setting
d. Character
Syrah: I am really glad we went to see Mang Dayo, but how am I going to convince our mother to let us go visit him?
What basic element is being referred to?
a. Theme
b. Dialogue
c. Setting
d. Character
