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WorksheetsCREATIVE WRITING (1ST Q) SUMMATIVE TEST
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 21mins
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is any writing designed to explain complex, technical, and specialized information to audiences who may or may not be familiar with them.
Academic
Technical
Creative
This category of technical writing refers to technical content written for end-users or consumers.
Consumer-directed
Expert-to-expert
Technical marketing content
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is the formal writing style used in colleges and universities. It’s what students are expected to produce for classes and what professors and academic researchers use to write scholarly materials.
Technical
Creative
Academic
A simple academic writing definition is easy to come by because there are many types and forms of it, produced for a variety of reasons.
TRUE
FALSE
Individual assignments always have different requirements. Always review submission guidelines carefully to verify you are following the proper format and style.
TRUE
FALSE
A (a) is always used in academic writing. It is not lighthearted or conversational in tone. Slang and clichés do not belong in this type of writing.
In keeping with the formal tone, it’s important to choose (a) that very clearly conveys the author’s meaning.
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Is art. It has very little to do with the information even though it does communicate some information.
Technical
Academic
Creative
The goal of all academic writing is to give the reader the pleasure of an emotional experience, to offer a time for recreation or reflection.
TRUE
FALSE
Creative writing can take many forms, including poetry, novels, short stories, essays, biographies and historical overviews.
TRUE
FALSE
Creative writing begins with the intellect.
TRUE
FALSE
Creative writing deals with factual information and uses language to communicate flat meanings.
TRUE
FALSE
In creative writing, images, stories, and feelings are both source and methodology.
TRUE
FALSE
[1] Poetry is said to be the oldest kind of literature as it predates even the written word. In its earliest form, poems were recited and passed on from one person to the next.
[2] Fiction uses literary techniques to write about facts, actual events, and people.
1st statement is TRUE; 2nd is FALSE
Both statements are TRUE
Both statements are FALSE
1st statement is FALSE; 2nd is TRUE
No matter the form, creative writing always searches for facts. It has an element of discovery and personal involvement in getting to the result.
TRUE
FALSE
Creativity in writing involves the making of something new or the reinventing of something old.
TRUE
FALSE
10 KEYS TO CREATIVITY.
CURIOSITY
ENERGY
OPENNESS
PASSION
DETERMINATION
TENACITY
A LISTENING EAR
AN OBSERVANT EYE
AWARENESS
SENSITIVITY
SELF-ESTEEM
HONEST
By using a word and being certain of its intended meaning/s, you ensure that what you want to communicate is correct and free from error.
Accuracy
Precision
Concreteness
Appropriateness
Words would have different registers depending on the context each is used so the writer must be __________.
Accurate
Precise
Concrete
Appropriate
It is a poetic act of describing a sense impression by using another sense.
(a)
Simile vs Metaphor:
As slow as a sloth.
(a)
Simile vs Metaphor:
Her eyes were diamonds.
(a)
Metonymy vs Synecdoche:
Referring to a member of the British royal family as “the Crown”
(a)
Metonymy vs Synecdoche:
The word "wheels" refers to a vehicle. (Let's take my new wheels out for a spin.)
(a)
Personification vs Apostrophe:
The sun smiled down on us.
(a)
Personification vs Apostrophe:
“Twinkle, twinkle little star
How I wonder what you are”
(a)
Irony vs Paradox vs Oxymoron:
A traffic cop gets suspended for not paying his parking tickets.
(a)
Irony vs Paradox vs Oxymoron:
Sweet sorrow.
(a)
Irony vs Paradox vs Oxymoron:
If I know one thing, it's that I know nothing.
(a)
Hyperbole vs Idiomatic Expression:
It's raining cats and dogs on the roof!
(a)
Hyperbole vs Idiomatic Expression:
I could do this forever.
(a)
The Phase of Philippine Poetry.
[x] The Open Clearing.
[y] The Formalist Strain.
[z] The Romantic Spirit.
z, x, y
x, y, z
y, z, x
z, y, x
Is an element of poetry which separates, compare or contrast thoughts expressed in different units, or can highlight a change in tone.
lines
stanzas
meter
rhythm
A group of lines that form the basic metrical unit in a poem.
stanza
meter
rhyme
tone
What do we call a stanza of 2 lines?
(a)
Simply, the measurement of the poem.
(a)
Simply, the likeness of the sounds.
(a)
TYPES of RHYME:
End Rhyme
Internal/ Leonine Rhyme
Position
Syllable Count
Likeness of Sound
TYPES of RHYME:
Masculine and Feminine Rhyme
Position
Syllable Count
Likeness of Sound
TYPES of RHYME:
Perfect and Slant Rhyme
Position
Syllable Count
Likeness of Sound
