WorksheetsEng.Lit.M5.1stSemFINALS
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 13mins
The way in which a writer creates believable, interesting characters is called ______________.
Characterisation
Dialogue
Setting
Poetry
Which method of characterisation expresses the purpose of: to paint a picture for readers, allowing to visualize the character?
Describing the clothes worn
Giving a straight description
Quoting dialogue
Describing habits
Which method of characterisation expresses the purpose of:
to give the character a voice and keep the voice in line with the character?
Describing the clothes worn
Giving a straight description
Quoting dialogue
Describing habits
Who said this, “...want to be here? Of course you do…” ?
Julie
The Bookkeeper
The Fortune Teller
An old man
'I-I-er, I'm not sure whether I-whether I-'
This gives life to the picture of the character.
Which method of characterisation is used here?
Quoting dialogue
Describing mannerisms
Describing hobbies
Describing their relationships with other characters
1. What does the younger son ask his father for?
His share of land.
A new robe
For his welcome party
His inheritance
1. Who is not considered as one of the main characters in the story?
Servant
Younger brother
Older brother
Father
Where does the story take place?
At their hometown
Overseas country
At a distant country
none of the choices
There are many poetic techniques that poets can use to make their poems and songs lively and engaging.
Match the language of Poetry to the statements / phrases.
Simile
Metaphor
The curious cat carefully crept closer to catch the elusive butterfly.
Alliteration
Imagery
Allusion
LANGUAGE OF POETRY:
1. (a) is a vivid and vibrant form of description that appeals to readers' senses and imagination.
2. A (b) is an imaginative way of describing something by referring to something else which is the same in a particular way.
3. A (c) is a comparison between two things that uses the word like or as
4. (d) is when a writer mentions some other work, or refers to an earlier part of the current work.
(a) performances are typically performed on (b) before an (c) , just as they are in dramas. In other words, (d) is the performance of a script, whereas theatre is the performance of a (e) .
(a) is a still image, like a photograph, that you create with your bodies.
(3 points) check your SPELLING --- lower case letters
a long speech by one actor in a play or movie, or as part of a theatrical or broadcast program
(2pts) lowercase letter
(a)
A group of actors that work together on stage is called (a) .
Use lowercase letter. 2 pts
The people who work backstage are called the crew and the person in charge of shaping the performance is called the (a) .
Use lower case letter. 2 pts
