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The narrator writes,
"Ramon always wore neat clothes and polished shoes, showing how disciplined he was."
Which method of characterization is used?
A. Physical appearance
B. Dialogue
C. Thoughts
D. Reactions of others
A. Physical appearance
The character's neat clothes and polished shoes reveal his personality through his appearance.
Which situation best represents prose poetry?
A. A newspaper reports yesterday's election results.
B. A paragraph beautifully describes the sunrise using vivid imagery and emotional language.
C. A student summarizes the history of the Philippines.
D. A textbook explains the parts of speech.
B. A paragraph beautifully describes the sunrise using vivid imagery and emotional language.
Prose poetry is written in paragraphs but uses poetic language and imagery.
In The Hands of the Blacks, the "hands" symbolize all people regardless of race.
Which figure of speech is used?
A. Synecdoche
B. Parallelism
C. Litotes
D. Apostrophe
A. Synecdoche
"Hands" represent all people, making a part stand for the whole.
Which sentence is written in third-person omniscient point of view?
A. I never expected the storm to come.
B. You should never forget your dreams.
C. Anna smiled while Carlo secretly wished she would fail, though neither knew the teacher already planned to help both.
D. Anna smiled because she believed she would win.
C. Anna smiled while Carlo secretly wished she would fail, though neither knew the teacher already planned to help both.
The narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters.
Which situation best represents prose poetry?
A. A newspaper reports yesterday's election results.
B. A paragraph beautifully describes the sunrise using vivid imagery and emotional language.
C. A student summarizes the history of the Philippines.
D. A textbook explains the parts of speech.
B. A paragraph beautifully describes the sunrise using vivid imagery and emotional language.
Prose poetry is written in paragraphs but uses poetic language and imagery.
Identification
A character with many personality traits who resembles a real person.
Round Character
A round character has a complex personality with many traits, making them realistic.
Identification
A figure of speech that directly refers to a famous person, event, or work without explaining it.
Allusion
An allusion briefly refers to a well-known person, place, event, or literary work.
Identification
The event that introduces the main problem of the story.
Inciting Incident (Complication)
This event introduces the main conflict and starts the story's action.
Identification
The technique where the narrator directly tells the reader what a character is like.
Direct Characterization
The author directly tells readers what the character is like.
Identification
The type of conflict in which a character struggles with guilt, fear, or personal decisions.
Character vs. Self
This is an internal conflict where the character struggles with personal thoughts or emotions.
Identification
The point of view that directly addresses the reader using the pronoun "you."
Second Person Point of View
This point of view directly addresses the reader using the pronoun you.
Identification
The type of deixis that refers to people in a conversation.
Person Deixis
Person deixis refers to participants in communication, such as I, you, we, and they.
Identifiation
The sound device that creates pleasant and harmonious sounds.
Euphony
Euphony uses pleasant and harmonious sounds that create a soothing effect.
Identification
The plot structure that returns to earlier events.
Flashback Plot
Flash fiction is an extremely short fictional story that can usually be read in a few minutes.
Identification
The figure of speech that presents opposite ideas using balanced grammatical structure.
Antithesis
Antithesis places opposite ideas in parallel grammatical structure for emphasis.
Identification
A short fictional story that usually features animals as characters and teaches a moral lesson.
Fable
A fable is a short fictional story, often using animals as characters, that teaches a moral lesson.
Identification
The life story of a person written by someone else.
Biography
A biography is the life story of a person written by someone else.
Identification
A very brief fictional narrative that can usually be read within a few minutes.
Flash Fiction
Flash fiction is an extremely short fictional story that can usually be read in a few minutes.
Identification
A true account focusing on important memories or experiences in a person's life.
Memoir
A memoir focuses on important personal memories or experiences rather than a person's entire life.
Identification
A type of writing that reports news and current events.
Journalism
Journalism reports factual information about current events through newspapers, magazines, television, or online news.
True or False
Round characters usually have complex personalities and may change throughout the story
TRUE
Round characters are well-developed and often grow or reveal different sides of their personalities.
True or False
A biography is written by the person whose life is being described.
False
A biography is written by another person, while an autobiography is written by the subject themselves.
A parallel plot presents two or more storylines happening at the same time.
TRUE
A parallel plot follows two or more connected storylines happening at the same time.
True or False
Character vs. Nature is an internal conflict.
FALSE
Character vs. Nature is an external conflict because the struggle is against natural forces, not the character's mind.
What is my FULL NAME and your class adviser's FULL NAME?
GIO S RULLODA
IRISH MAE PALGUE-BADUYEN (ST. THOMAS)
SHIELA MARIE AMADOG (ST. THERESE)