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    The document contains a long quiz with multiple choice questions about literary elements, genres, and conventions. It covers topics like plot, theme, characterization, dialogue, setting, revision types, elements of creative nonfiction, point of view, symbols, and foreshadowing. The quiz has three parts and contains questions to test understanding of key concepts in literary analysis.

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    LONG QUIZ

    PART I

    Directions: Choose your answer from the given choices. USE 1 WHOLE SHEET OF PAPER, ANSWERS ONLY.

    1. What is the category of an artistic composition like literature that is characterized by similarities of form,
    style, or subject matter?
    A. Convention B. Element C. Genre D. Technique

    2. Which convention of a narrative writing refers to vivid details that entice and activate the human
    senses?
    A. Character B. Image C. Plot D. Theme

    3. Which of the following is a defining feature or characteristic of a given genre?


    A. Convention B. Element C. Genre D. Technique

    4. What literary convention refers to the way in which the writer develops and arranges his or her ideas within a
    work?
    A. Character B. Image C. Plot D. Theme

    5. Which is TRUE about theme?


    A. It is the central setting of the story.
    B. It is the resolution of the story.
    C. It is the central message of the story.
    D. It is the music that goes with the story.

    6. Which term refers to how a writer creates and develops characters?


    A. Characterization C. Process
    B. Outlining D. Sketching

    7. What convention or feature of poetry describes the main building block of a poem?
    A. Form B. Rhyme C. Rhythm D. Stanza

    8. What are the two meanings found within a poem?


    A. Concreteness-Particularity C. Form-Stanza
    B. Denotation-Connotation D. Rhyme and Rhythm

    9. What do you call a conversation between two characters in a play?


    A. Discussion B. Dialogue C. Monologue D. Quotation

    10. What convention of drama shows the time and location where actions take place?
    A. Act B. Dialogue C. Plot D. Setting

    PART II
    Assessment 1:

    Directions: Use a separate sheet for your answers. Tell what type of
    revision the following conventions fall? Write the correct answers in your
    answer sheet.

    1. Beginning of the story should catch the attention of its readers. (Macro
    revision, micro revision)

    2. Active voice, concrete nouns, and action verbs are used when revising.
    (macro revision, micro revision)

    3. Use of imagery and language that appeals to the reader’s senses. (Macro
    revision, micro revision)

    4. Ensure that you are using correct spelling. (Macro revision, micro revision)

    5. Use of consistent voice, tone and diction is observed. (Macro revision,


    micro revision)

    PART III
    A. Directions: Read and analyze the items below. A N S W E R S O N L Y
    1. This element makes creative nonfiction literally.
    A. theme and content C. language and style
    B. form and structure D. coherence and unity

    2. It is an ongoing process of rethinking the paper, reconsidering your arguments, reviewing your evidence,
    refining your purpose and reorganizing your presentation.
    A. drafting B. editing C. planning D. revising

    3. It is called as a story within a story.


    A. flashback C. parallel structure
    B. frame story D. histories

    4. This refers to big-picture edits in which making sure the


    conventions of creative nonfiction make sense and organized.
    A. macro revision C. micro revision
    B. proof-reading D. post-writing

    5. This refers to the patterns the events of a story form.


    A. characterization B. plot Structure
    B. setting D. theme

    6. This type of revision is also known as line-edit in which spelling, grammar and punctuations in a work
    are revised or edited.
    A. macro revision C. micro revision
    B. proof-reading D. post-writing

    7. “Who is recounting or narrating the story?” This question is answered by .


    A. characters B. setting
    B. point-of-view D. symbol
    8. Examples of this are the crucifix that may represent suffering and death as its negative interpretations, but
    it can also suggest salvation, sacrifice and even victory. This convention of prose is called .
    A. characters B. setting
    B. point-of-view D. symbol

    9. This is a literary convention in which an author gives readers hints about what will happen later in the
    story.
    A. flashback C. flash-forward
    B. foreshadowing D. en medias res

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