Lit

Question 1

All potential or actual young literates from the instant they can with joy leaf through a picture book or listen to a story read aloud

Answer 1

Children

Question 2

The body ____and accompanying illustrations produced in order to entertain or instruct young people

Answer 2

Written works

Question 3

Written works especially those considered of superior or lasting artistic work
The work be of good quality

Answer 3

Literature

Question 4

Literary heritage of humankind traditional stories myths or legends nursery rhymes and songs from the past choral tradition no known author

Answer 4

Folklore

Question 5

Plot and theme based on person’s life an account of a person’s life or part of a life history letters memories diaries journals and autobiographies

Answer 5

Biography

Question 6

Based on extending physical laws and scientific principles to their logical outcomes stories about what might occur in the future

Answer 6

Science fiction

Question 7

Interdependence of art and text story concept presented through the combination of text and illustration

Answer 7

Picture books

Question 8

Imaginative words make believe stories set in places that do not exist about people and creatures that could not exist or events that could not happen

Answer 8

Fantasy

Question 9

Condensed language imaginary distilled rhythmic expression of imaginative thoughts and perceptions

Answer 9

Poetry and verse

Question 10

Facts about the real word informational books that explain a subject or concept

Answer 10

Nonfiction

Question 11

What if stories illusion a reality events could happen in real world characters since real contemporary

Answer 11

Realistic fiction

Question 12

Verbal elements

Answer 12

Writers purpose
plot
characters
Settings
Themes

Question 13

The joy that children experience from
literature entwined with their development.
The child is born with the ability to
____________ on the environment, which is the foundation for the child’s unique theory about the world around her.

Answer 13

organize, classify, and impose order

Question 14

“Knowledge cannot be given directly
from the teacher to the learner, but
must be _____ by the learner
and ________ as new
information becomes available”.

Answer 14

reconstructed
constructed

Question 15

Learning is not a result of
_________ but development itself.

Answer 15

development

Question 16

A child’s potential for learning is
revealed and even realized through
interactions with those who possess
______ knowledge.

Answer 16

greater

Question 17

believed that linguistic, social,
emotional & cognitive development are
complementary processes that work together to
shape a child’s literacy growth.

Social interaction is the primary means by which
children arrive at new understanding.

Answer 17

lev vygotsky

Question 18

The central premise of the reading process is that the
literary work exists in the transaction between a reader and
a text. The active participatory role of readers encompasses
– in conjunction with comprehension – discovering
meaning, responding emotionally, developing
interpretation. Readers are not passive spectators of the
text but are _____________ with the text.

Answer 18

active performance

Question 19

When we read, we are
connected to the text in a
unique way, one that will not
be experienced in exactly the
same way by __________ reader.

Answer 19

another

Question 20

The quality of a book from an adult’s viewpoint will be quite different from that of a

Answer 20

child

Question 21

The goodness of the book lies in the

Answer 21

eye of the reader

Question 22

“There’s always room for
a story that can transport
people to another place”.

Answer 22

J.K. Rowling

Question 23

THE GENRES OF
LITERATURE

Answer 23

Picture books

Poetry & Verse

Folklore

Fantasy

Fiction

Non-Fiction

Question 24

ELEMENTS OF
LITERATURE

Answer 24

Style

Setting

Character

Plot

Theme