English

Question 1

This essay is often about
something that happened to the
author personally. He/she tells a
story in such a way that the reader
learns a lesson or gains insight.

Answer 1

NARRATIVE ESSAY

Question 2

what are the ELEMENTS OF
NARRATIVE
ESSAY (5)

Answer 2

PLOT
SETTING
CHARACTERS
CONFLICT
THEME

Question 3

what are the STRUCTURE OF
NARRATIVE
ESSAY (3)

Answer 3

INTRODUCTION
BODY
CONCLUSION

Question 4

It is the series of
events happening in
your essay.

Answer 4

PLOT

Question 5

It is when and where events
happen; in other words it is
the time and location.

Answer 5

SETTING

Question 6

These are considered as the protagonist who
drives a plot of your story. These can also be
the supporting characters.

These are the persons portrayed in the essay.

Answer 6

CHARACTERS

Question 7

It is the problem the character
resolves, a moment of tension
he needs to win through.

Answer 7

CONFLICT

Question 8

It is considered as the
moral of the story of
the essay.

Answer 8

THEME

Question 9

Write an introduction or the
exposition of your narrative
essay.

Answer 9

INTRODUCTION

Question 10

Tells about the setting, the
characters, events that
happened and conflict.

Answer 10

BODY

Question 11

Explain the moral of your story,
why it is significant and what
the audience might want to do
after reading it.

Answer 11

CONCLUSION

Question 12

It is a drama that consists of only one act or dramatic structure that usually ranges from thirty to ninety minutes.

Answer 12

One-Act Play

Question 13

One-Act Play Elements (3)

Answer 13

Conflict
Suspense
Atmosphere

Question 14

It is the obstacle that hinders the protagonist to reach his goal.

Answer 14

Conflict

Question 15

This can be created when the character faces a major crisis in the story.
It arouses the audience’s concern for the welfare of the character.
It may disguise as an unexpected turn of events, foreshadowing, or the intervention of the antagonist or fate.

Answer 15

Suspense

Question 16

This could be enhanced by the set, lighting, music or sound effects, the actor’s movements and dialogue.

Answer 16

Atmosphere

Question 17

Word or group of words
that is derived from a verb
but functions as a different
part of speech.

Answer 17

Verbal

Question 18

Is a verbal ending in –ing. It functions as a noun and could be used
in sentences as subject, direct object,
predicate nominative, appositive, and
object of the preposition.

Answer 18

Gerund

Question 19

Subject is a person or thing that is being discussed, described, or dealt with.

Answer 19

Gerund as Subject

Question 20

The direct object of
a verb is the thing
being acted upon.

Answer 20

Gerund as Direct Object

Question 21

An appositive is a noun or noun phrase
that renames the noun right beside it
(noun, noun).

The noun being renamed may be found
in the subject, direct object, or predicate
nominative.

Answer 21

Gerund as Appositive

Question 22

A subject complement is a
word or phrase that follows
a linking verb and identifies
or describes the subject.

Answer 22

Subjective Complement

Question 23

The object of a preposition is
a noun, noun phrase, or pronoun
that follows a preposition and
completes its meaning.

Answer 23

Gerund as Object of Preposition

Question 24

types of gerund (5)

Answer 24

Gerund as Subject
Gerund as Direct Object
Gerund as Appositive
Subjective Complement
Gerund as Object of Preposition

Question 25

It is a serious and well-plotted story that elicits emotion. It is performed onstage or before an audience, and involves actions, action and dialogue.

Answer 25

DRAMA

Question 26

what are the CLASSIFICATIONS OF DRAMA (3)

Answer 26

COMEDY TRAGEDY MYSTERY

Question 27

what are the ELEMENTS OF DRAMA (9)

Answer 27

SETTING CHARACTERS PROTAGONIST ANTAGONIST PLOT CLIMAX FALLING ACTION AND RESOLUTION THEME DIALOGUE

Question 28

It is a play written in a kindly or humorous manner.

Answer 28

COMEDY

Question 29

It is a play written in a serious style, in which things go wrong and cannot be set right except at great cost or sacrifice.

Answer 29

TRAGEDY

Question 30

It involves the uncovering of an unknown or an uncertainty the characters seek answers in the drama.

Answer 30

MYSTERY

Question 31

The locale where and when the scenes in a drama takes place. In a drama, scenes can happen in varied times and places.

Answer 31

SETTING

Question 31

The one who acts in drama. They are also known as the actors.

Answer 31

CHARACTERS

Question 31

It is the lead character that is in conflict with the hero or the protagonist. It may not necessarily be evil all the time, but can be in conflict with the beliefs or morals of the protagonist.

Answer 31

ANTAGONIST

Question 32

It is the most important and primary character in a story or play. It is often referred to as the “hero,” “man character,” “focal character,” or “central character.” Actively on the side of good moral.

Answer 32

PROTAGONIST

Question 33

It is the order of events occurring in a play. It is the basic storyline that is narrated through a play.

Answer 33

PLOT

Question 34

It is the highest point of the drama’s plot or conflict.

Answer 34

CLIMAX

Question 35

Events that lead to resolving the conflicts toward the end of the drama are within these parts.

Answer 35

FALLING ACTION AND RESOLUTION

Question 36

It refers to the central idea of the play.

Answer 36

THEME

Question 37

The story is narrated to the audiences through the dialogue written by the playwright.

Answer 37

DIALOGUE

Question 38

It is the symbolic representation of characters, images, or events as symbols in a literary work.

Answer 38

ALLEGORY

Question 38

It is the attitude of the author takes towards the play’s subject matter. Remember that playwrights use tone to produce a certain mood.

Answer 38

TONE

Question 39

It is the emotional feeling or atmosphere that a literary work produces in an audience.

Answer 39

MOOD

Question 40

It is the central subject matter or idea explored in a play.

Answer 40

THEME

Question 41

is a verb that is used as an adjective and most often ends in -ing or -ed. Its main function as a modifier is an adjective.

Answer 41

participle

Question 42

A group of words that begins with a participle (present or past participle) and includes its modifiers, objects, or complements.

Answer 42

PARTICIPIAL PHRASE

Question 43

When words that start with the same sound, especially those of consonant sounds, are placed close together in a phrase or a line.

Answer 43

Alliteration

Question 44

It is a technique used by a poet to get a reader’s attention to a certain idea or whatever it is that the poet wishes to share.

Answer 44

Repetition

Question 45

It is the mental image, figure or likeness of things produced by the words used by the poet.

Answer 45

Imagery

Question 46

It is a verbal that may function as a noun, an adjective and as an adverb. It is consists of the preposition to and the main form of the verb.

Answer 46

Infinitive

Question 47

Is a word group composed of the infinitive and other words that go with it.

Answer 47

Infinitive phrase

Question 48

It is a short description of the most important information about a narrative either written or performed on stage or produced as a film.

Answer 48

Synopsis

Question 49

It is divided into acts and scenes.

Answer 49

Play Synopsis

Question 50

4 Main plot points which the protagonist encounters the different characters in the play:

Answer 50

Inciting incident Conflict Climax Denouement

Question 51

It refers to the subgenre of gothic fiction in American literature that takes place in the South America.

Answer 51

SOUTHERN GOTHIC FICTION