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3RD Summative Examination in Creative Nonfiction 12

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In a Creative Non-Fiction, what do you call the framework of a particular story?

a)

Blueprint

b)

Plot

c)

Sequence

d)

Timeline

2.

Writing is a process that uses symbols to ______________________.

a)

Communicate thoughts and ideas to give confusion

b)

Communicate thoughts and ideas to damage one's morale

c)

Communicate thoughts and ideas in a readable form

d)

Communicate thoughts and ideas in a confusing form

3.

Which of the following guidelines should be taken into consideration when you need to analyze the Point of View used in the story?

a)

The important dialogues should be considered.

b)

The characters' speech should be analyzed based on their attitude.

c)

The narrator of the story and the pronouns he/she uses should be considered.

d)

The author of the story should point out the over-all meaning of the story.

4.

What level of thinking is best applied when you ask this question: "How did the conflict affect the succeeding events in the story?"

a)

Literal Level

b)

Interpretive Level

c)

Lower Order Thinking Skills

d)

Higher Order Thinking Skills

5.

"God's faithfulness is evident" is an example of _________.

a)

Mood

b)

Moral

c)

Theme

d)

Tone

6.

How do you analyze the symbolisms present in a CNF story?

a)

Look at the object in a literal level.

b)

Try to compare the object with another object of its kind.

c)

Look for the deeper meaning of the object and connect it with how it is valued or given importance in the story.

d)

Figure out what's in the object which cannot be found in another object for you to unveil its symbolism in the story.

7.

Granting that you are reading a CNF story and you came across with this sentence: "I can hear the loud and endless cries of our people because of this pandemic." What kind of figurative language is exemplified?

a)

Apostrophe

b)

Hyperbole

c)

Onomatopoeia

d)

Personification

8.

"Maria is very anxious about her current situation. She doesn't know what to do." Granting that this is told by a narrator, what point of view (POV) is being applied?

a)

1st Person POV

b)

2nd Person POV

c)

3rd Person POV

d)

4th Person POV

9.

What are the most essential skills in analyzing the elements in a CNF story?

a)

The ability to read the text.

b)

The ability to read and understand the texts.

c)

The ability to read, understand and analyze the texts.

d)

The ability to read, understand, and analyze both the texts and the elements of the story.

10.

What is the most appropriate question that should be asked to analyze the characters and their characterizations in the story?

a)

What are the names of the characters?

b)

What are the dialogues that they uttered?

c)

How many characters are there in the story?

d)

How did the characters exemplify their roles in the story?

11.

How do you analyze the different figurative languages in the story?

a)

Interpret them in its surface level.

b)

Read them as if you are reading them normally.

c)

Read them in their deeper sense and see their relationship with the story.

d)

List the different figurative languages that you can see and identify what kind they are.

12.

Writing is known to be ___________________________.

a)

Simple

b)

Compound

c)

Complex

d)

Compound – Complex

13.

What is being utilized for the expression of one’s creativity?

a)

Beauty and Creativity

b)

Beauty and Dynamism

c)

Beauty and Flexibility

d)

Beauty and Intelligence

14.

What is provided to readers when ideas are permanently marked through writing?

a)

Amusement in reading

b)

Amusement and enjoyment in reading

c)

Understanding of facts and valid pieces of information

d)

Both A and B

15.

What writing stage where there is the elucidation of details and ideas?

a)

Pre – Writing

b)

During the Writing / Drafting Stage

c)

Post Writing

d)

Revision

16.

What must be checked and corrected in the post – writing stage?

a)

The explored topics and ideas

b)

The elucidated details and ideas

c)

The consistencies of the content and mechanics

d)

The inconsistencies of the content and the mechanics

17.

How outlining could help in forming a narrative like travelogue for example?

a)

By giving confusion and a lot of work to do for the writer

b)

By organizing the thoughts to be written especially if the narrative is full of subtopics

c)

By arranging what comes first in the narrative

d)

Both B and C

18.

Which of these could help a writer focus on his draft?

a)

Content

b)

Mechanics

c)

Structure

d)

Both A and C

19.

The ________________ is the one that will orient the reader to what follows within the paragraph.

a)

Text Sentence

b)

Thesis Statement

c)

Topic Sentence

d)

Supporting Sentence

20.

What happens when a writer will focus on the mechanics rather than content during the drafting stage?

a)

The whole narrative will become perfect in terms of grammar and spelling.

b)

The thought and ideas will not be logically developed as it would give confusion to readers

c)

The flow of the narrative will not become effective

d)

There will be no revision to be done