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  • 1

    ___ is the art of combining spoken or written words and their meanings into forms which have artistic and emotional appeal.

    Literature

  • 2

    ____ is the medium of literature.

    Language

  • 3

    Not all writings which use language, however, can be called ____.

    Literature

  • 4

    The ___ uses words to build up his compositions.

    writer

  • 5

    The ___ are used in combination with other words and arranged in certain patterns to suggest feelings and images.

    words

  • 6

    “___” only refers to works that exploit the suggestive power of language.

    Literature

  • 7

    In literature the ___ that are used have a definite meaning but the writer can give words alternate meanings based on the context of the piece.

    words

  • 8

    In literature the words that are used have a definite meaning but the __ can give words alternate meanings based on the context of the piece.

    writer

  • 9

    The beauty of a literary piece can only be appreciated by one who understands the language in which it was written including where the writer is '__ _.'

    coming from

  • 10

    Any type of writing in any subject may be considered a form of literature as _short_ as it is artistically done thus, making the work worth remembering.

    False

  • 11

    For instance, the literary theme can be of a country or a historical period expressed in the form of poetry, essay, novel or works of the writer's imagination.

    True

  • 12

    Such writings are characterized by beauty of expression and form, and excellence of style that appeals to both the readers' intellect and emotions ("Literature", 2018).

    True

  • 13

    For example, novels in the romance section inform readers what the theme of the work is and, therefore, what it is that they expect to read.

    True

  • 14

    Written works that share similar characteristics are said to belong to the _various_ genre. In literature, there are four main genres.

    False

  • 15

    All poems share similar characteristics which makes it easy for the reader to recognize them.

    Poetry

  • 16

    For instance, poems are written in lines and not in sentences or paragraph form.

    Poetry

  • 17

    ___ used to follow strict rules as to the number and length of lines and stanzas but in recent years they have become more free-flowing.

    Poems

  • 18

    ___ is characterized by an abundance of figurative language. Poets use devices like simile, metaphor, hyperbole, rhyme, and others.

    Poetry

  • 19

    ___ emphasis is on imagination, emotions, and ideas.

    Poetry

  • 20

    ____ is shorter than other genres but a type known as epic poetry is quite long.

    Poetry

  • 21

    ___ has no formal metrical structure.

    Prose

  • 22

    It exhibits a natural flow of speech and ordinary grammatical structure.

    Prose

  • 23

    Contrary to poems which are written in stanzas, ___ is written in paragraph form.

    Prose

  • 24

    This is any written work that is not real and which uses elaborate figurative language.

    Fiction

  • 25

    ___ is divided into chapters.

    Fiction

  • 26

    Since ___ is based on the writer's creativity and imagination, the subject matter can be anything.

    Fiction

  • 27

    The work can be of the past, present or future. It can be based on fantasy or ideas of everyday living. Some examples of works of fiction are legends, folk tales, fairy tales, short stories, and any type of novels (mystery, romance, horror and inspirational).

    Fiction

  • 28

    This is the opposite of fiction because the subject matter comes from real life.

    Nonfiction

  • 29

    ___ works are all based on real people and real world experiences.

    Nonfiction

  • 30

    Some examples include biographies, autobiographies, and essays.

    Nonfiction

  • 31

    Figurative language used are common phrases of everyday people.

    Nonfiction

  • 32

    These works are written in prose and divided into chapters.

    Nonfiction

  • 33

    ___ books are true, well-researched, verified accounts of history, politics, wars, science, or technology, designed to inform or propose new theories and discussions.

    Nonfiction

  • 34

    Examples are the Game of Thrones series by George Martin, Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom, The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery and Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown

    Fiction

  • 35

    Examples are The Conjugal Dictatorship by Primitivo Mijares and Diana: Her True Story by Andrew Morton.

    Nonfiction

  • 36

    Long fictional prose divided into chapters

    Novel

  • 37

    Prose fiction that revolves around a single main incident

    Short Story

  • 38

    contains characters that can’t normally talk

    Fable

  • 39

    stories that are passed down about how or why something came to be.

    Myth

  • 40

    short composition with a single subject that reflects personal view

    Essay

  • 41

    account of someone’s life story that is written by an author who is not the subject of the book.

    Biography

  • 42

    Involves an individual narrating their own life experiences.

    Autobiography

  • 43

    This genre includes all plays or any written works that are meant to be performed.

    Drama

  • 44

    This type of literature is written with the intention of being performed for an audience.

    Drama

  • 45

    Famous examples are the plays of Shakespeare like Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Midsummer Night's Dream and Florante at Laura by Francisco Baltazar

    Drama

  • 46

    __ is basically one of the genres of literature that is written primarily to be performed.

    Drama

  • 47

    The performance is done by actors, on stage before a live audience.

    Drama

  • 48

    overall structure of the play. It is concerned with what the story is all about. Traditional __ have a beginning, a middle and an ending.

    Plot

  • 49

    locale and period in which the story takes place.

    Setting

  • 50

    It includes the scenery, props and costumes used in staging.

    Setting

  • 51

    It is the background of the play that informs the audience where and when the story will take place.

    Setting

  • 52

    The part that familiarizes the audience with the characters and the situation they are in.

    Exposition

  • 53

    This introduces the setting of the story.

    Exposition

  • 54

    It also initiates the development of the conflict and suggests foreshadowing or presentation of scenes that creates a feeling that something bad is going to happen.

    Exposition

  • 55

    it develops the conflict that was started in the exposition.

    Rising action

  • 56

    sometimes used to enhance the characters and shed more light to the conflict.

    Flashbacks

  • 57

    As the conflict develops, it reaches a height called the ___ where a turning point is expected.

    Climax

  • 58

    also called the anticlimax or the part where conditions in the story are normalized and the situation becomes stable.

    Resolution

  • 59

    It is the part where a transition happens from a critical event to a ___ and the story ends.

    Resolution

  • 60

    the persons involved in the story.

    Characters

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    ___ is the art of combining spoken or written words and their meanings into forms which have artistic and emotional appeal.

    Literature

  • 2

    ____ is the medium of literature.

    Language

  • 3

    Not all writings which use language, however, can be called ____.

    Literature

  • 4

    The ___ uses words to build up his compositions.

    writer

  • 5

    The ___ are used in combination with other words and arranged in certain patterns to suggest feelings and images.

    words

  • 6

    “___” only refers to works that exploit the suggestive power of language.

    Literature

  • 7

    In literature the ___ that are used have a definite meaning but the writer can give words alternate meanings based on the context of the piece.

    words

  • 8

    In literature the words that are used have a definite meaning but the __ can give words alternate meanings based on the context of the piece.

    writer

  • 9

    The beauty of a literary piece can only be appreciated by one who understands the language in which it was written including where the writer is '__ _.'

    coming from

  • 10

    Any type of writing in any subject may be considered a form of literature as _short_ as it is artistically done thus, making the work worth remembering.

    False

  • 11

    For instance, the literary theme can be of a country or a historical period expressed in the form of poetry, essay, novel or works of the writer's imagination.

    True

  • 12

    Such writings are characterized by beauty of expression and form, and excellence of style that appeals to both the readers' intellect and emotions ("Literature", 2018).

    True

  • 13

    For example, novels in the romance section inform readers what the theme of the work is and, therefore, what it is that they expect to read.

    True

  • 14

    Written works that share similar characteristics are said to belong to the _various_ genre. In literature, there are four main genres.

    False

  • 15

    All poems share similar characteristics which makes it easy for the reader to recognize them.

    Poetry

  • 16

    For instance, poems are written in lines and not in sentences or paragraph form.

    Poetry

  • 17

    ___ used to follow strict rules as to the number and length of lines and stanzas but in recent years they have become more free-flowing.

    Poems

  • 18

    ___ is characterized by an abundance of figurative language. Poets use devices like simile, metaphor, hyperbole, rhyme, and others.

    Poetry

  • 19

    ___ emphasis is on imagination, emotions, and ideas.

    Poetry

  • 20

    ____ is shorter than other genres but a type known as epic poetry is quite long.

    Poetry

  • 21

    ___ has no formal metrical structure.

    Prose

  • 22

    It exhibits a natural flow of speech and ordinary grammatical structure.

    Prose

  • 23

    Contrary to poems which are written in stanzas, ___ is written in paragraph form.

    Prose

  • 24

    This is any written work that is not real and which uses elaborate figurative language.

    Fiction

  • 25

    ___ is divided into chapters.

    Fiction

  • 26

    Since ___ is based on the writer's creativity and imagination, the subject matter can be anything.

    Fiction

  • 27

    The work can be of the past, present or future. It can be based on fantasy or ideas of everyday living. Some examples of works of fiction are legends, folk tales, fairy tales, short stories, and any type of novels (mystery, romance, horror and inspirational).

    Fiction

  • 28

    This is the opposite of fiction because the subject matter comes from real life.

    Nonfiction

  • 29

    ___ works are all based on real people and real world experiences.

    Nonfiction

  • 30

    Some examples include biographies, autobiographies, and essays.

    Nonfiction

  • 31

    Figurative language used are common phrases of everyday people.

    Nonfiction

  • 32

    These works are written in prose and divided into chapters.

    Nonfiction

  • 33

    ___ books are true, well-researched, verified accounts of history, politics, wars, science, or technology, designed to inform or propose new theories and discussions.

    Nonfiction

  • 34

    Examples are the Game of Thrones series by George Martin, Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom, The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery and Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown

    Fiction

  • 35

    Examples are The Conjugal Dictatorship by Primitivo Mijares and Diana: Her True Story by Andrew Morton.

    Nonfiction

  • 36

    Long fictional prose divided into chapters

    Novel

  • 37

    Prose fiction that revolves around a single main incident

    Short Story

  • 38

    contains characters that can’t normally talk

    Fable

  • 39

    stories that are passed down about how or why something came to be.

    Myth

  • 40

    short composition with a single subject that reflects personal view

    Essay

  • 41

    account of someone’s life story that is written by an author who is not the subject of the book.

    Biography

  • 42

    Involves an individual narrating their own life experiences.

    Autobiography

  • 43

    This genre includes all plays or any written works that are meant to be performed.

    Drama

  • 44

    This type of literature is written with the intention of being performed for an audience.

    Drama

  • 45

    Famous examples are the plays of Shakespeare like Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Midsummer Night's Dream and Florante at Laura by Francisco Baltazar

    Drama

  • 46

    __ is basically one of the genres of literature that is written primarily to be performed.

    Drama

  • 47

    The performance is done by actors, on stage before a live audience.

    Drama

  • 48

    overall structure of the play. It is concerned with what the story is all about. Traditional __ have a beginning, a middle and an ending.

    Plot

  • 49

    locale and period in which the story takes place.

    Setting

  • 50

    It includes the scenery, props and costumes used in staging.

    Setting

  • 51

    It is the background of the play that informs the audience where and when the story will take place.

    Setting

  • 52

    The part that familiarizes the audience with the characters and the situation they are in.

    Exposition

  • 53

    This introduces the setting of the story.

    Exposition

  • 54

    It also initiates the development of the conflict and suggests foreshadowing or presentation of scenes that creates a feeling that something bad is going to happen.

    Exposition

  • 55

    it develops the conflict that was started in the exposition.

    Rising action

  • 56

    sometimes used to enhance the characters and shed more light to the conflict.

    Flashbacks

  • 57

    As the conflict develops, it reaches a height called the ___ where a turning point is expected.

    Climax

  • 58

    also called the anticlimax or the part where conditions in the story are normalized and the situation becomes stable.

    Resolution

  • 59

    It is the part where a transition happens from a critical event to a ___ and the story ends.

    Resolution

  • 60

    the persons involved in the story.

    Characters