LIT101_OBJ_Questions.txt

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[QUESTIONS]

<1>What is Fiction?

<2>In Fiction, we tell stories that are ......

<3>A fictional work must be ......

<4>A narration that is derived from imagination is ........

<5>Fiction is derived from the ........ word .........

<6>What makes a play real and believable?

<7>Literature gets its experience from ........

<8>The element of fiction that has to do with location and time of the story is ..........

<9>......... is the perspective from which the author sees a play.

<10>A recurring image in a work is .......

<11>The central idea that is being passed across in a work is ........

<12>A plot consist of ........

<13>.......... is the emotion that pervades the work.

<14>Allusion in short stories is used to .........

<15>Metaphor is used to create ........ in short stories.

<16>Short stories borrows elements from .........

<17>A character who is known for a particular role is referred to as a .........

<18>The point at which a story takes a twist and suspense comes in is referred to as ..........

<19>In the story Metamorphosis, what word best describes Gregory's father's attitude?

<20>Who is asthmatic in the story "Metamorphosis"?

<21>Who was the first person to speak to Gregory directly after his transformation?

<22>Gregory was able to open the door with which part of his body?

<23>Gregory's favorite food as mentioned in the story is .........

<24>What was the conclusion of Gregory's family when they couldn't understand what he was saying because of the transformation?

<25>Metamorphosis can be described as what?

<26>The point of view used in Metamorphosis is ........

<27>One of the themes in Metamorphosis is .........

<28>A character whose name is also the source of the title of the narrative is called ___?

<29>Fiction can also be called____

<30>Rendition is common to_____

<31>_____ is when conflict is resolved

<32>Language comprises of all but one of the following

<33>One of the major elements of short stories is _____

<34>The convention that projects a child character and follows the character's growth to adulthood is _____

<35>The turning point of a story and where suspense comes in is called _____

<36>______ is used to represent abstract ideas.

<37>In metamorphosis, who was sent by Gregor's company to visit him when he was sick?

<38>_______ is the arrangement of events in a literary work.

<39>One of the theme that reflected in "Metamorphosis" is ______

<40>When a character is known for a particular role, the character is said to be _____

<41>_______ is the way a writer arranges, narrates or develops his/her idea.

<42>When there is an existing struggle between the main character and nature or other characters or society, it is said to be a _______

<43>The angle which a writer narrates a story from is called ______

<44>A story told through the mind of a character is said to have used:

<45>_____ refers to the visual elements of a play, sets and costumes.

<46>A plot that has reversal and recognition is:

<47>The protagonist in the short story, "Her first ball", was ____ years old.

<48>The age of the protagonist in the short story, "Her first ball", signifies _____

<49>The tone or mood of a fictional work can be known through _____

<50>In _____, the conflict of a story is revealed and the story becomes complicated.

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[OPTIONS]

<1>a narrative derived from imagination
a writing that is not imagined
a story that has a lot of facts
a novel

<2>real
interesting
imagined
inspiring

<3>factual
believable
interesting
creative

<4>literature
prose
fiction
poetry

<5>latin, fictia
greek, fictum
greek, fictia
latin, fictum

<6>atmosphere
tone
verisimilitude
mood

<7>historical facts
romance
novella
short story

<8>time
setting
location
mood

<9>angle
stream of consciousness
mood
point of view

<10>motives
mottifs
motifs
motiffs

<11>theme
plot
metaphor
point of view

<12>exposition, climax, resolution, rising action, falling action
resolution, climax, falling action, exposition, rising action
rising action, resolution, exposition, climax, falling action
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

<13>atmosphere
mood
tone
mode

<14>make reference
create brevity
create curiosity
add conclusion

<15>brevity
suspense
allusion
comparison

<16>drama
poetry
prose
fiction

<17>stock character
flat character
round character
blur character

<18>climax
suspense
falling point
action

<19>Dictatorial
Loving
Kind
Caring

<20>Gregory
Gregory's boss
Gregory's mother
Gregory's sister

<21>His father
His mother
Grete
His boss

<22>Legs
Mouth
Hand
Stomach

<23>Rice
Milk
Beans
Egg

<24>That he is ill
That he is dead
That he is injured
That he is asleep

<25>A short story
A novel
A drama
A novella

<26>First person
Second person
Third person
Fourth person

<27>Absurdism
Good parenting
Racism
Good healthcare system

<28>round
eponymous
flat
static

<29>Rendition
Convention
Prose narrative
Realism

<30>Fiction
Prose
Drama
Poetry

<31>Solution
Foreshadowing
Mediaries
Denouement

<32>Diction
Exposition
Allusion
Analogy

<33>Metaphor
Dynamism
Voil
Mood

<34>Growth utopia
Bildungsroman
Dox machine
Socialist realism

<35>Rising action
Climax
Resolution
Anti-climax

<36>Signals
Sarcasm
Synecdoche
Symbolism

<37>Managing director
Chief clerk
Assitant manager
Secretary

<38>Cast
Summary
Theme
Plot

<39>Naivity
Materialism
Feminism
Chastity

<40>Stock
Round
Static
Flat

<41>Setting
Fiction
Narrative technique
Plot

<42>Power struggle
External struggle
Conflict
External conflict

<43>Story line
First person narrative
Point of view
Narrative angle

<44>First person point of view
Stream of consciousness
Mind reading narrative
Point of view

<45>Plot
Props
Spectacle
Space

<46>Complex plot
Short story plot
Simple plot
Fictional plot

<47>16
17
18
19

<48>Age of freedom
Initiation into adulthood
Legal dancing age
Age of accountability

<49>Space
Atmosphere
Climate condition
Audience

<50>Falling action
Raising action
Denouement
Mood

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[ANSWERS]

<1>a narrative derived from imagination

<2>imagined

<3>believable

<4>fiction

<5>latin, fictum

<6>verisimilitude

<7>historical facts

<8>setting

<9>point of view

<10>motifs

<11>theme

<12>exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

<13>mood

<14>make reference

<15>brevity

<16>poetry

<17>stock character

<18>climax

<19>Dictatorial

<20>Gregory's mother

<21>Grete

<22>Mouth

<23>Milk

<24>That he is ill

<25>A short story

<26>Third person

<27>Absurdism

<28>eponymous

<29>Prose narrative

<30>Poetry

<31>Denouement

<32>Exposition

<33>Metaphor

<34>Bildungsroman

<35>Climax

<36>Symbolism

<37>Chief clerk

<38>Plot

<39>Materialism

<40>Stock

<41>Plot

<42>External conflict

<43>Point of view

<44>Stream of consciousness

<45>Spectacle

<46>Complex plot

<47>18

<48>Age of freedom

<49>Atmosphere

<50>Raising action

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