Lesson 2

Question 1

General idea or the message of the text expressed in complete sentence

Answer 1

Team

Question 2

Are used by the authors on how they construct their language to convey the message

Answer 2

Techniques

Question 3

It means the presentation of details characters or incidents in a narrative way where in the events are prepared for a shadowed forth

Answer 3

Foreshadowing

Question 4

Sometimes recurring throughout the text it is described as a concrete representation of a sense impression a feeling or an idea

Answer 4

Image

Question 5

It is a category of literary composition and being determined by literary techniques tone content or length of the text

Answer 5

Literary genre

Question 6

These are linguistic techniques that produce special effects such as figure of speech narrative style are plot

Answer 6

Literary technique

Question 7

It is the assertion argument or the main idea of a literary work

Answer 7

Theme

Question 8

This refers to the selection of words in a literary work

Answer 8

Diction

Question 9

Commonly, it refers to an object, a setting, or an action representing the character or situation.

Answer 9

Symbolism

Question 10

is one type of irony in literature wherein what is said contrasts with what is meant.

Answer 10

Verbal Irony

Question 11

This type of irony contrasts to what the character thinks and what the readers think is true.

Answer 11

Dramatic Irony

Question 12

Uses literary styles amd techniques to create factual and accurate narratives of events in individuals.

Answer 12

Creative Nonfiction

Question 13

Definite and intentional use of words that the author used to convey the message of the text

Answer 13

Literary technique

Question 14

Give the eight literary techniques

Answer 14

Creative license
figure of speech
Symbolism
Exposition
Dialogue
Imagery
Irony
Theme

Question 15

A technique in creativity nonfiction wherein the author exaggerates or alters the objective realities for the purpose of enhancing and clarifying the meaning in the context of fiction

Answer 15

creative license

Question 16

It is the author’s freedom to go away with the convention or rules in writing

Answer 16

Creative license

Question 17

This techniques are also related to figurative language wherein the intented meaning is different from the actual meaning of the words

Answer 17

Figure of speech

Question 18

The use of objects or images to represent ideas not only in fiction but also a nonfiction. It is something that is tangible and visible and the idea that it symbolize is abstract although the meaning sometimes may vary

Answer 18

Symbolism

Question 19

It is in the part that the author interrupts the story to explain something or to give important background information

Answer 19

Exposition

Question 20

A technique where characters speaks to one another and is used to substitute for exposition

Answer 20

Dialogue

Question 21

Refers to the language that describe in detail appealing to the sense

Answer 21

Imagery

Question 22

Three types of irony

Answer 22

Verbal irony
Situational irony
Dramatic irony

Question 23

About disparity between the words or the characters and what they want

Answer 23

Verbal irony

Question 24

Opposite of what the characters or readers expectation and what actually happens

Answer 24

Situational irony

Question 25

It is the contrast or what the character knows and what the reader knows

Answer 25

Dramatic irony

Question 26

The central idea the thesis or the overall measure that the text is communicating to the readers

Answer 26

Theme

Question 27

It should be expressed also in a complete sentence and should be mistaken as the topic

Answer 27

Theme

Question 28

It should be expressed also in a complete sentence and should be mistaken as the topic

Answer 28

Theme