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  • 1

    (from Latin litterae (plural); letter) is the art of written work

    Literature

  • 2

    things made from letterw

    Literature

  • 3

    a body of written works

    Literature

  • 4

    those imaginative works of poetry and prose distinguished by the intentions of their authors and the perceived aesthetic excellence of their execution

    Literature

  • 5

    writings having excellence of form or expression and expressing ideas of permanent or universal interest.

    Literature

  • 6

    A written form of technical communication used in a variety of technical fields

    Technical Writing

  • 7

    a piece of writing for entertainment and education

    creative writing

  • 8

    Proving a theory or viewpoint, and emphasizes one specific subject

    Academic Writing

  • 9

    The process of communicatin g business ideas and concepts through written works

    Business Writing

  • 10

    A subjective personal view which the writer expresses through his themes, ideas, and views

    Literary Writing

  • 11

    2 Types of Writing included:

    Creative Writing and Literary Writing

  • 12

    Literature Bramches write it:

    just write it

  • 13

    4 Four Major Classifications of Literature

    Prose, Poetry, Fiction and Non-fiction

  • 14

    Forms of Literature

    Oral Literarture and Written Literature and Visual Literature

  • 15

    literary works transmitted from one generation to another verbally

    Oral Literature

  • 16

    literary works in printed form

    Written Literature

  • 17

    literary works presented in front of an audience

    Visual Literature

  • 18

    Divisions of Literature

    Prose and Poetry

  • 19

    is the most typical form of language, applying ordinary grammatical structure and natural flow of speech rather than rhythmic structure (as in traditional poetry).

    Prose

  • 20

    a form of literary art which uses the aesthetic qualities of language to evoke meanings in addition to, or in place of, the prosaic ostensible meaning.

    Poetry

  • 21

    a straight forward, is that form of form of literature, wherein literature in which the the author expresses his poet uses a unique style thoughts and feelings in a and rhythm, to express lucid way

    Prose

  • 22

    is that form of literature in which the poet uses a unique style and rhythm, to express intense experience

    poetry

  • 23

    Straight forward

    Prose

  • 24

    Expressive and decorated

    Poetry

  • 25

    progmatic

    prose

  • 26

    imaginative

    poetry

  • 27

    message or information

    prose

  • 28

    experience

    poetry

  • 29

    comes from the Latin fictio, meaning “a fashioning or forming,”

    Fiction

  • 30

    is the form of any narrative or informative work that deals, in part or in whole, with information or events that are not factual, but rather, imaginary - that is, invented by the author.

    Fiction

  • 31

    literature created from the imagination, not presented as fact, though it may be based on a true story or situation

    Fiction

  • 32

    may also refer to theatrical, cinematic, or musical work

    Fiction

  • 33

    10 examples pf fiction

    fairytaile, mythology, legend, novel, novella, novelette, short story, flash fiction, fable, parable, allegory

  • 34

    story about k queens, princes and princesses with a touch of magic

    fairytale

  • 35

    story about gods and goddesses

    mythology

  • 36

    the story about the origin of a thing or a place

    legend

  • 37

    involves multiple major characters, sub-plots, conflicts, points of view, and twists

    novel

  • 38

    may have 40,000+ words

    novel

  • 39

    longer than a novelette and is sometimes called a long short story or a short novel

    novella

  • 40

    may have 17,000 - 40,000 Words

    novella

  • 41

    referred to a story that was romantic or sentimental in character

    novelette

  • 42

    longer than a short story but shorter than a novella. The word count is usually between 7,500 words to 17,500 words.

    novelette

  • 43

    is often used to describe a single event, a single episode, or a tale of one particular character.

    short story

  • 44

    usually has at least 3,500 words and no more than 7,500.

    short story

  • 45

    also known as short, short stories, micro fiction, or postcard fiction

    flash fiction

  • 46

    stories that take pride in their extreme brevity: some works of this only 53 words, while others have 1,000.

    flash fiction

  • 47

    a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral

    fable

  • 48

    a simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson, as told by Jesus in the Gospels

    Parable

  • 49

    a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one

    allegory

  • 50

    a literary device that uses a story to expound on a deeper meaning

    allegory

  • 51

    Through this, authors can explore abstract ideas and break them down into understandable information..

    allegory

  • 52

    types of allegory

    fable, myth, parables

  • 53

    an old, brief, and popular form of didactic stories

    fable

  • 54

    contain clear morals or explanations

    fable

  • 55

    often ' but not always, about animals who possess human traits also known as beast s emplu personification

    fable

  • 56

    traditional story that embodies and codifies the religious, philosophical, and cultural values of the civilization in which is composed

    myth

  • 57

    central figures are usually heroes, gods, and demigods

    myth

  • 58

    may be based on historical truth, but the truth of the story is to be found in their symbolic and allegorical interpretations

    myth

  • 59

    a short, simple allegory with a moral or religous bent

    parables

  • 60

    also featured throughout the bible

    parable

  • 61

    permits writers or poets to deviate, do not follow the rules of grammar

    poetic license

  • 62

    basically uses figurative language

    poetry

  • 63

    straightforward form of literature

    prose

  • 64

    father of fable

    aesop

  • 65

    july 21, 1889 fable - first children folk tale

    the turtle and the monkey by Dr. Jose Rizal

  • 66

    in japan, cited the first children book

    the battle of the monkey and the crab

  • 67

    teaches morality at the same time sprituality

    parable

  • 68

    uses symbolism - can be interpreted to reveal and art of the story

    allegory

  • 69

    how many wirds are in novel

    40,000+

  • 70

    how many words are in novella

    17,000 to 40,000

  • 71

    how mny words ar in novelette

    7,500 to 17,500

  • 72

    how many words are in short story

    3,500 to 7,500

  • 73

    how many words are in flash fiction

    53 and others have 1000 words

  • 74

    arrangement of events, series of events

    plot

  • 75

    A person, animal being, creature, or thing in a story.

    character

  • 76

    • Essential to any story • Develop the plot • Create conflicts • Develop themes • Resolves conflicts • Represents certain qualities

    character

  • 77

    Character Types:

    Protagonist and Antagonist Deuteragonist Tritagonist

  • 78

    main character in a work of literature. and is involved in the work’s central conflict.

    protagonist

  • 79

    The Villain in the story. They oppose the protagonist.

    antagonist

  • 80

    The character second in importance to the protagonist in a story. Also known as “secondary main character”

    deuteragonist

  • 81

    Tertiary main character, after the protagonist and deuteragonist, who functions as a third most important character in a narrative.

    tritagonist

  • 82

    TYPES OF CHARACTERS BASED ON IMPORTANCE

    protagonist antagonist deuterogonist tritagonist

  • 83

    TYPES OF CHARACTERS BASED ON QUALITIES

    static dynamic flat round

  • 84

    A Character that remains the same throughout the story. This character undergoes no change in thought or personality when involved in conflict.

    static

  • 85

    Character undergoes a change as a result of learning from conflict. this character starts the story one way and then will have a revelation that changes his/her views.

    dynamic

  • 86

    is one who has only 1 or 2 character traits. These characters have no depth and usually fit a simple role. (Ex. Bad guy, class clown, cute girl, etc.) *exposure is very limited.

    flat

  • 87

    is one wh'o ha's many character traits. His personality has various qualities and is complex more like a real person. Mmost main characters are ____. *a lot of exposure

    round

  • 88

    TYPES OF CHARACTERS BASED ON FUNCTIONS

    stock character condinant/ confidante foil character symbolic character

  • 89

    An easily recognizable character; a flat, one-dimensional character with predictable actions. (Ex. Cinderella – She always do the right thing, always be nice, will always be beautiful, will live happily ever after.)1. An easily recognizable character; a flat, one-dimensional character with predictable actions. (Ex. Cinderella – She always do the right thing, always be nice, will always be beautiful, will live happily ever after.)

    stock character

  • 90

    Friend or servant of the antagonist or protagonist who by “listening” provides the audience with a window into what the major characters are thinking and feeling. (Ex. In Cinderella, the friendly mice serve as Cinderella’s confidants) *sidekick

    confidant/ confidante

  • 91

    A secondary character who contrasts with the protagonist in order to highlight certain qualities of the protagonist. The antagonist can also be considered a foil for this reason.

    foil character

  • 92

    who represents major ideas, concepts, tendencies in society. (*Maria Clara – representation of women).

    symbolic character

  • 93

    The Time and the place where the story occurs.

    setting

  • 94

    Consider the ff. when examining how the setting can affect a story:

    place time weather conditions social conditions mood or atmosphere

  • 95

    • Rural/ Province – Footnote to youth)

    place

  • 96

    • (Historical period, time of the day, year, etc.) (Ex. Long time ago when people married young/American Era – Footnote to youth

    time

  • 97

    • (Ex. Sunny – Footnote to youth)

    weather conditions

  • 98

    simple life - footnote to youth

    social conditions

  • 99

    • Heavy feeling – Footnote to youth)

    mood or atmosphere

  • 100

    3 types of setting

    temporal setting environmental settimh individual setting

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    (from Latin litterae (plural); letter) is the art of written work

    Literature

  • 2

    things made from letterw

    Literature

  • 3

    a body of written works

    Literature

  • 4

    those imaginative works of poetry and prose distinguished by the intentions of their authors and the perceived aesthetic excellence of their execution

    Literature

  • 5

    writings having excellence of form or expression and expressing ideas of permanent or universal interest.

    Literature

  • 6

    A written form of technical communication used in a variety of technical fields

    Technical Writing

  • 7

    a piece of writing for entertainment and education

    creative writing

  • 8

    Proving a theory or viewpoint, and emphasizes one specific subject

    Academic Writing

  • 9

    The process of communicatin g business ideas and concepts through written works

    Business Writing

  • 10

    A subjective personal view which the writer expresses through his themes, ideas, and views

    Literary Writing

  • 11

    2 Types of Writing included:

    Creative Writing and Literary Writing

  • 12

    Literature Bramches write it:

    just write it

  • 13

    4 Four Major Classifications of Literature

    Prose, Poetry, Fiction and Non-fiction

  • 14

    Forms of Literature

    Oral Literarture and Written Literature and Visual Literature

  • 15

    literary works transmitted from one generation to another verbally

    Oral Literature

  • 16

    literary works in printed form

    Written Literature

  • 17

    literary works presented in front of an audience

    Visual Literature

  • 18

    Divisions of Literature

    Prose and Poetry

  • 19

    is the most typical form of language, applying ordinary grammatical structure and natural flow of speech rather than rhythmic structure (as in traditional poetry).

    Prose

  • 20

    a form of literary art which uses the aesthetic qualities of language to evoke meanings in addition to, or in place of, the prosaic ostensible meaning.

    Poetry

  • 21

    a straight forward, is that form of form of literature, wherein literature in which the the author expresses his poet uses a unique style thoughts and feelings in a and rhythm, to express lucid way

    Prose

  • 22

    is that form of literature in which the poet uses a unique style and rhythm, to express intense experience

    poetry

  • 23

    Straight forward

    Prose

  • 24

    Expressive and decorated

    Poetry

  • 25

    progmatic

    prose

  • 26

    imaginative

    poetry

  • 27

    message or information

    prose

  • 28

    experience

    poetry

  • 29

    comes from the Latin fictio, meaning “a fashioning or forming,”

    Fiction

  • 30

    is the form of any narrative or informative work that deals, in part or in whole, with information or events that are not factual, but rather, imaginary - that is, invented by the author.

    Fiction

  • 31

    literature created from the imagination, not presented as fact, though it may be based on a true story or situation

    Fiction

  • 32

    may also refer to theatrical, cinematic, or musical work

    Fiction

  • 33

    10 examples pf fiction

    fairytaile, mythology, legend, novel, novella, novelette, short story, flash fiction, fable, parable, allegory

  • 34

    story about k queens, princes and princesses with a touch of magic

    fairytale

  • 35

    story about gods and goddesses

    mythology

  • 36

    the story about the origin of a thing or a place

    legend

  • 37

    involves multiple major characters, sub-plots, conflicts, points of view, and twists

    novel

  • 38

    may have 40,000+ words

    novel

  • 39

    longer than a novelette and is sometimes called a long short story or a short novel

    novella

  • 40

    may have 17,000 - 40,000 Words

    novella

  • 41

    referred to a story that was romantic or sentimental in character

    novelette

  • 42

    longer than a short story but shorter than a novella. The word count is usually between 7,500 words to 17,500 words.

    novelette

  • 43

    is often used to describe a single event, a single episode, or a tale of one particular character.

    short story

  • 44

    usually has at least 3,500 words and no more than 7,500.

    short story

  • 45

    also known as short, short stories, micro fiction, or postcard fiction

    flash fiction

  • 46

    stories that take pride in their extreme brevity: some works of this only 53 words, while others have 1,000.

    flash fiction

  • 47

    a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral

    fable

  • 48

    a simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson, as told by Jesus in the Gospels

    Parable

  • 49

    a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one

    allegory

  • 50

    a literary device that uses a story to expound on a deeper meaning

    allegory

  • 51

    Through this, authors can explore abstract ideas and break them down into understandable information..

    allegory

  • 52

    types of allegory

    fable, myth, parables

  • 53

    an old, brief, and popular form of didactic stories

    fable

  • 54

    contain clear morals or explanations

    fable

  • 55

    often ' but not always, about animals who possess human traits also known as beast s emplu personification

    fable

  • 56

    traditional story that embodies and codifies the religious, philosophical, and cultural values of the civilization in which is composed

    myth

  • 57

    central figures are usually heroes, gods, and demigods

    myth

  • 58

    may be based on historical truth, but the truth of the story is to be found in their symbolic and allegorical interpretations

    myth

  • 59

    a short, simple allegory with a moral or religous bent

    parables

  • 60

    also featured throughout the bible

    parable

  • 61

    permits writers or poets to deviate, do not follow the rules of grammar

    poetic license

  • 62

    basically uses figurative language

    poetry

  • 63

    straightforward form of literature

    prose

  • 64

    father of fable

    aesop

  • 65

    july 21, 1889 fable - first children folk tale

    the turtle and the monkey by Dr. Jose Rizal

  • 66

    in japan, cited the first children book

    the battle of the monkey and the crab

  • 67

    teaches morality at the same time sprituality

    parable

  • 68

    uses symbolism - can be interpreted to reveal and art of the story

    allegory

  • 69

    how many wirds are in novel

    40,000+

  • 70

    how many words are in novella

    17,000 to 40,000

  • 71

    how mny words ar in novelette

    7,500 to 17,500

  • 72

    how many words are in short story

    3,500 to 7,500

  • 73

    how many words are in flash fiction

    53 and others have 1000 words

  • 74

    arrangement of events, series of events

    plot

  • 75

    A person, animal being, creature, or thing in a story.

    character

  • 76

    • Essential to any story • Develop the plot • Create conflicts • Develop themes • Resolves conflicts • Represents certain qualities

    character

  • 77

    Character Types:

    Protagonist and Antagonist Deuteragonist Tritagonist

  • 78

    main character in a work of literature. and is involved in the work’s central conflict.

    protagonist

  • 79

    The Villain in the story. They oppose the protagonist.

    antagonist

  • 80

    The character second in importance to the protagonist in a story. Also known as “secondary main character”

    deuteragonist

  • 81

    Tertiary main character, after the protagonist and deuteragonist, who functions as a third most important character in a narrative.

    tritagonist

  • 82

    TYPES OF CHARACTERS BASED ON IMPORTANCE

    protagonist antagonist deuterogonist tritagonist

  • 83

    TYPES OF CHARACTERS BASED ON QUALITIES

    static dynamic flat round

  • 84

    A Character that remains the same throughout the story. This character undergoes no change in thought or personality when involved in conflict.

    static

  • 85

    Character undergoes a change as a result of learning from conflict. this character starts the story one way and then will have a revelation that changes his/her views.

    dynamic

  • 86

    is one who has only 1 or 2 character traits. These characters have no depth and usually fit a simple role. (Ex. Bad guy, class clown, cute girl, etc.) *exposure is very limited.

    flat

  • 87

    is one wh'o ha's many character traits. His personality has various qualities and is complex more like a real person. Mmost main characters are ____. *a lot of exposure

    round

  • 88

    TYPES OF CHARACTERS BASED ON FUNCTIONS

    stock character condinant/ confidante foil character symbolic character

  • 89

    An easily recognizable character; a flat, one-dimensional character with predictable actions. (Ex. Cinderella – She always do the right thing, always be nice, will always be beautiful, will live happily ever after.)1. An easily recognizable character; a flat, one-dimensional character with predictable actions. (Ex. Cinderella – She always do the right thing, always be nice, will always be beautiful, will live happily ever after.)

    stock character

  • 90

    Friend or servant of the antagonist or protagonist who by “listening” provides the audience with a window into what the major characters are thinking and feeling. (Ex. In Cinderella, the friendly mice serve as Cinderella’s confidants) *sidekick

    confidant/ confidante

  • 91

    A secondary character who contrasts with the protagonist in order to highlight certain qualities of the protagonist. The antagonist can also be considered a foil for this reason.

    foil character

  • 92

    who represents major ideas, concepts, tendencies in society. (*Maria Clara – representation of women).

    symbolic character

  • 93

    The Time and the place where the story occurs.

    setting

  • 94

    Consider the ff. when examining how the setting can affect a story:

    place time weather conditions social conditions mood or atmosphere

  • 95

    • Rural/ Province – Footnote to youth)

    place

  • 96

    • (Historical period, time of the day, year, etc.) (Ex. Long time ago when people married young/American Era – Footnote to youth

    time

  • 97

    • (Ex. Sunny – Footnote to youth)

    weather conditions

  • 98

    simple life - footnote to youth

    social conditions

  • 99

    • Heavy feeling – Footnote to youth)

    mood or atmosphere

  • 100

    3 types of setting

    temporal setting environmental settimh individual setting