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WorksheetsProject Tambal: Day 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What are the fundamental elements that compose a short story?
Plot
Setting
Characters
Conflict
Which element of a story refers to where and when it happens?
Plot
Theme
Setting
Characters
What term names the sequence of events from beginning to end in a story?
Plot
Climax
Conflict
Narrative Techniques
Which element refers to the people, animals, or things that take part in the action?
Actor
Setting
Conflict
Characters
What do we call the struggle or problem faced by characters in a story?
Mood
Tone
Conflict
Resolution
Who is the main character who usually faces the central conflict?
Good
Evil
Protagonist
Antagonist
Which character type changes or grows during the story?
Flat Character
Foil Character
Stock Character
Dynamic Character
Who opposes or works against the main character of the story?
Good
Evil
Protagonist
Antagonist
Which character type shows only one or two traits and does not change?
Flat Character
Round Character
Complex Character
Dynamic Character
What do we call a character who highlights another character’s traits by contrast?
Flat Character
Foil Character
Stock Character
Round Character
How does the exposition help the reader understand the story?
It shows the problem’s final outcome.
It presents the story’s moral and theme.
It explains the events that follow the climax.
It introduces the characters, setting, and background.
18. Which element refers to the guiding life pattern the hero follows (trials, return)?
Hero’s Journey
Comic Relief
Setting Shift
Hero’s Quest and Trials
What element involves gods, monsters, or miracles that affect events in an epic?
Supernatural Elements
Human weaknesses and Errors
Vivid Portrayal of Regional Traits
Believable and Ordinary Descriptions
Which element refers to the long, often worldwide or cosmic places in an epic?
Closed Setting
Brief Locale
Vast and Varied Setting
Private and Secluded Area
How does an omniscient narrator function in an epic?
By observing scenes without offering any insight or detail.
By leaving settings and actions unexplained for the reader.
By focusing only on a single character’s limited point of view.
27. By revealing several characters’ inner thoughts and unseen events.
Who often tells an epic using knowledge of many characters’ thoughts and events?
Omniscient Narrator
First-Person Narrator
Third-Person Narrator
Second-Person Narrator
Which structure identifies a problem and suggests ways to fix it?
Cause and effect
Process or sequence
Comparison-contrast
Problem and solution
What is the MAIN purpose of an expository text?
To describe events using emotional exaggeration.
To clarify or give factual information about a subject.
To limit the reader’s access to complete and accurate information.
To entertain readers through imaginative storytelling using articles.
If an article recommends planting trees to reduce flooding, then lists planting steps, what combined structure is this?
Explanation of natural causes and resulting effects.
Listing of actions without clear connection to purpose.
Presentation of an issue with practical steps to solve or fix it.
Examination of two opposing environmental methods to address the issue.
Which structure places two subjects side by side to show similarities and differences?
Cause and effect
Process or sequence
Comparison-contrast
Problem and solution
What is the MAIN purpose of a persuasive text?
To convince the readers to accept an idea.
To describe a real-world issue or an example.
To provide only entertainment to the readers.
To list steps of a process or ways to inform readers.
What part of a persuasive text captures readers’ attention at the start?
Hook sentence
Topic paragraph
Supporting detail
Concluding remark
What is the sentence that states the writer’s central claim or position?
Hook sentence
Topic paragraph
Thesis Statement
Body Paragraphs
Why does the sentence “One reason we must recycle is…” help the reader understand the paragraph?
It gives the conclusion of the whole essay.
It repeats an example from the introduction.
It describes the writer’s feelings about recycling.
It tells the main idea that will be explained next.
A speech begins with, “I have worked as a doctor for 15 years, and I’ve seen how vaccines save lives.” What type of persuasive appeal is this?
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
None of the choices
