Literature
Plot Diagram
Elements of Story
Types of Sentences
Literary Techniques
100

POETRY vs PROSE

This is a type of literature that is considered "The Language of the Heart."

POETRY

100

Properly sequence the parts of the Plot Diagram. 

Resolution - Climax - Falling Action - Rising Action - Exposition

EXPOSITION

RISING ACTION

CLIMAX

FALLING ACTION

RESOLUTION

100

The time and place in which a story's events occur is called this.

SETTING

100

It is a type of sentence with only ONE independent clause. 

a. Simple Sentence

b. Compound Sentence

c. Complex Sentence

d. Compound-Complex Sentence

a. Simple Sentence

100

"The world is a stage, and all the men and women merely players." 

What literary device is used in this sentence? 

A. Simile                       B. Metaphor

B. METAPHOR

200

POETRY vs PROSE


A type of Poetry that is considered "The language of the mind."

PROSE

200

If you want to introduce the beginning of a conflict in a story, where would you include it?

A. Climax

B. Rising Action 

C. Falling Action

D. Introduction

B. Rising Action

200

The perspective from which a story is told (e.g., First Person, Third Person Omniscient) is known as this.

POINT OF VIEW or P.O.V.
200

When we write a compound sentence, we make use of conjunctions. What are the common conjunctions that we have that is commonly known as FANBOYS? (Enumerate all in correct order)

For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So

200

The sentence "The morning sun stretched its golden fingers across the sky." is an example of what literary device? 

PERSONIFICATION

300

Prose has two kinds, namely: Fiction and Non-fiction. Which of these two (2) meets the following criteria:

- based on the author's imaginative mind

- it is not based on true or real events

FICTION

300

This is where we should introduce the story's protagonist. If you do not build this up in a good way, the readers may drop your story and not continue reading it. 

INTRODUCTION

300

The character or force that opposes the main character in a story is called this.

ANTAGONIST

300

"I can't believe we won the championship!" This sentence expresses strong emotion or excitement. What type of sentence, according to purpose, is this?

EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE

300

TRUE OR FALSE.
The sentence "She has a smile that could light up the entire city." uses the literary technique called Metaphor. 

FALSE

400

Prose has two kinds, namely: Fiction and Non-fiction. Give one characteristic of a Non-Fiction Story. 

Based on a real-life event.

400

It is a storytelling device that abruptly ends a scene, chapter, or installment with an unresolved, high-stakes dilemma or shocking revelation

CLIFFHANGER

400

If the TONE shows how the author or narrator feels about the topic; the __________ shows how the reader feels while experiencing the story.

MOOD

400

A declarative sentence ends with a full stop; an interrogative ends with a question mark; an imperative sentence ends with either a full stop or an exclamation point. How about an exclamatory sentence? 

EXCLAMATION POINT

400

TRUE OR FALSE
The story of Romeo and Juliet is a good example for Irony. 

TRUE

500

What specific type of literature is the story "The Tortoise and the Hare"?

FABLE

500

This is the part of the story that is considered to be the most intense, exciting, or important turning point where the main character confronts the central conflict and the outcome is decided. 

CLIMAX

500

This element of the story is considered as the personality of a piece of writing. 

VOICE

500

A compound-complex sentence contains at least two independent clauses (complete thoughts) and at least one dependent clause (incomplete thought starting with a subordinator like because, although, since, when). To be declarative, it must make a statement or express a fact rather than asking a question or giving a command. Give an example of a Declarative Compound-Complex Sentence.

Check answers.

500

“Instead of thrones, hard flint they sat upon Couches of rugged stone, and slaty ridge Stubborn’d with iron. ” - John Keat’s ‘Hyperion’

This is an example of what specific literary device?

A. Alliteration
B. Assonance
C. Sibilance

C. Sibilance