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    The document provides a series of tests to assess knowledge of creative writing techniques. It includes identification questions about literary elements like plot, character, setting and point of view. It also has visualizations of plot diagrams and multiple choice questions to identify different types of figurative language such as metaphor, simile, personification and onomatopoeia. Finally, it asks to provide details about common poetic forms in a table including information on syllables, lines and theme.

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    First Examination in Creative Writing (WEEK 1-2)

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    FIRST

    EXAMINATION IN
    CREATIVE
    WRITING
    TEST I: IDENTIFICATION
    • 1. This is a kind of writing that expresses ideas and thoughts in an imaginative
    way." It's the "art of making things up" or putting a creative splash on history, as in
    creative nonfiction.
    • 2. This is a story with a fully developed theme but significantly shorter and less
    elaborate than a novel.
    • 3. This is a person, or sometimes even an animal, who takes part in the action of a
    short story or other literary work.
    TEST I: IDENTIFICATION
    • 4. This is the time and place in which a story happens. Authors often use
    descriptions of landscape, scenery, buildings, seasons or weather to provide a
    strong sense of this.
    • 5. This is a series of events and character actions that relate to the central conflict.
    • 6. This is a struggle between two people or things in a short story. The main
    character is usually on one side of this element of the story.
    • 7. This is the central idea or belief in a short story.
    TEST I: IDENTIFICATION
    • 8. This element means from whose eyes the story is being told. It tells who is the narrator
    of the story.
    • 9. This is a piece of writing that partakes of the nature of both speech and song that is
    nearly always rhythmical, usually metaphorical, and often exhibits such formal elements as
    meter, rhyme, and stanzaic structure.
    • 10. This is a word or phrase that possesses a separate meaning from its literal definition. It
    can be a metaphor or simile, designed to make a comparison. It can be the repetition of
    alliteration or the exaggeration of hyperbole to provide a dramatic effect.
    TEST I: IDENTIFICATION
    Conflict Figures of Speech

    Poem Theme

    Creative Writing Short Story

    Plot Point of View

    Character Setting
    TEST II: VISUALIZATION:
    Identify the parts of a Plot Diagram:
    TEST III: MULTIPLE CHOICE: IDENTIFY FROM THE
    EXAMPLES GIVEN WHAT KIND OF FIGURE OF SPEECH
    ARE THE FOLLOWING:
    • 1. She sells seashells.
    Walter wondered where Winnie was.
    Blue baby bonnets bobbed through the bayou.
    Nick needed new notebooks.
    Fred fried frogs' legs on Friday.

    • A. ONOMATOPEIA B. CONSONANCE C. ASSONANCE D. ALLITERATION


    TEST III: MULTIPLE CHOICE: IDENTIFY FROM THE
    EXAMPLES GIVEN WHAT KIND OF FIGURE OF SPEECH
    ARE THE FOLLOWING:
    • 2. A - For the rare and radiant maiden whom the angels named Lenore. (Poe)
    E - Therefore, all seasons shall be sweet to thee. (Coleridge)
    I - From what I've tasted of desire, I hold with those who favor fire. (Frost)
    O - Oh hear old Triton blow his wreathed horn. (Wordsworth)
    U - Uncertain rustling of each purple curtain (Poe)

    A. ONOMATOPEIA B. CONSONANCE C. ASSONANCE D. ALLITERATION


    TEST III: MULTIPLE CHOICE: IDENTIFY FROM THE
    EXAMPLES GIVEN WHAT KIND OF FIGURE OF SPEECH
    ARE THE FOLLOWING:
    3. I've told you to stop a thousand times.
    That must have cost a billion dollars.
    I could do this forever.
    She's older than dirt.
    Everybody knows that.

    A. HYPERBOLE B. SIMILE C. METAPHOR D. PERSONIFICATION


    TEST III: MULTIPLE CHOICE: IDENTIFY FROM THE
    EXAMPLES GIVEN WHAT KIND OF FIGURE OF SPEECH
    ARE THE FOLLOWING:
    4. Heart of stone
    Time is money
    The world is a stage
    She's a night owl
    He's an ogre

    A. HYPERBOLE B. SIMILE C. METAPHOR D. PERSONIFICATION


    TEST III: MULTIPLE CHOICE: IDENTIFY FROM THE
    EXAMPLES GIVEN WHAT KIND OF FIGURE OF SPEECH
    ARE THE FOLLOWING:
    • 5. The flowers nodded.
    The snowflakes danced.
    The thunder grumbled.
    The fog crept in.
    The wind howled.

    A. HYPERBOLE B. SIMILE C. METAPHOR D. PERSONIFICATION


    TEST III: MULTIPLE CHOICE: IDENTIFY FROM THE
    EXAMPLES GIVEN WHAT KIND OF FIGURE OF SPEECH
    ARE THE FOLLOWING:
    • 6. As slippery as an eel
    Like peas in a pod
    As blind as a bat
    Eats like a pig
    As wise as an owl

    A. HYPERBOLE B. SIMILE C. METAPHOR D. PERSONIFICATION


    TEST III: MULTIPLE CHOICE: IDENTIFY FROM THE
    EXAMPLES GIVEN WHAT KIND OF FIGURE OF SPEECH
    ARE THE FOLLOWING:
    • 7. Whoosh
    Splat
    Buzz
    Click
    Oink

    • A. ONOMATOPEIA B. CONSONANCE C. ASSONANCE D. ALLITERATION


    TEST III: MULTIPLE CHOICE: IDENTIFY FROM THE
    EXAMPLES GIVEN WHAT KIND OF FIGURE OF SPEECH
    ARE THE FOLLOWING:
    • 8. Pitter Patter, Pitter. Patter
    The lint was sent with the tent.
    I think I like the pink kite
    I held my nose in the breeze so I would not sneeze on your knees.
    Her foot left a print on the carpet.

    • A. ONOMATOPEIA B. CONSONANCE C. ASSONANCE D. ALLITERATION


    TEST III: MULTIPLE CHOICE: IDENTIFY FROM THE
    EXAMPLES GIVEN WHAT KIND OF FIGURE OF SPEECH
    ARE THE FOLLOWING:
    • 9. David stopped his car at the red signal.
    The Muslim forces raised their flag with a crescent on it.
    He, after a long time, saw a silver lining in the shape of the arrival of
    his brother.
    When he saw a bat in dream, he grew white with fear.

    • A. IMAGERY B. RHYME C. SYMBOLISM D. ANAPHORA


    TEST III: MULTIPLE CHOICE: IDENTIFY FROM THE
    EXAMPLES GIVEN WHAT KIND OF FIGURE OF SPEECH
    ARE THE FOLLOWING:

    • 10. Once upon a midnight dreary,


    while I pondered, weak and weary,

    • A. IMAGERY B. RHYME C. SYMBOLISM D. ANAPHORA


    TEST IV: SUPPLY THE DETAILS ON THE TABLE:
    KIND OF POETRY NUMBER OF NUMBER OF LINES THEME
    SYLLABLES

    HAIKU

    LIMERICK

    DIAMANTE

    BALLAD
    TEST IV: SUPPLY THE DETAILS ON THE TABLE:
    KIND OF POETRY NUMBER OF NUMBER OF LINES THEME
    SYLLABLES

    QUATRAIN

    CINQUAIN

    ACROSTIC

    SONNET

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