LITERATURE

Question 1

Contains one incident
Limited Characters
Limited Setting
It can be read in one sitting

Answer 1

SHORT STORY

Question 2

A person, animal being, creature, or thing in a story.
The one who inhabit the story.
They help shape the course of the story.

Answer 2

CHARACTER

Question 3

The “where” part.

Answer 3

PLACE

Question 4

The “when” part.

Answer 4

TIME

Question 5

Describes the place and the time.

Answer 5

MOOD

Question 6

Depicts the statuses/and condition of the people/character in the story.

Answer 6

SOCIAL

Question 7

TYPES OF SETTING

Answer 7

PLACE
TIME
MOOD
SOCIAL

Question 7

It tells you the where and the when of the story.

Answer 7

SETTING

Question 8

The Main Character or the Hero

Answer 8

PROTAGONIST

Question 8

THE VILLIAN

Answer 8

ANTAGONIST

Question 9

PRINCIPALITY

Answer 9

PROTAGONIST AND ANTAGONIST

Question 10

PERSONALITY

Answer 10

ROUND AND FLAT

Question 10

Not Changing
Static

Answer 10

FLAT

Question 10

Changing throughout the entire the story.

Answer 10

ROUND

Question 10

It is the opposition of forces which ties one incident to another and makes the plot move.

Answer 10

CONFLICT

Question 11

2 TYPES OF CONFLICT

Answer 11

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CONFLICT

Question 12

A TYPE OF CONFLICT WHERE A CHARACTER HAS TROUBLE DECIDING WHAT TO DO IN A PARTICULAR SITUATION

Answer 12

MAN VS SELF

Question 13

A TYPE OF CONFLICT WHERE ONE CHARACTER IN THE STORY HAS A PROBLEM WITH ONE OR MORE OF THE OTHER CHARACTERS.

Answer 13

MAN VS MAN

Question 14

A TYPE OF CONFLICT WHERE A CHARACTER HAS A PROBLEM WITH SOME ELEMENTS OF SOCIETY.

Answer 14

MAN VS SOCIETY

Question 15

IS A TYPE OF CONFLICT WHERE A CHARACTER HAS A PROBLEM WITH SOME NATURAL HAPPENINGS.

Answer 15

MAN VS NATURE

Question 16

TYPES OF POINT OF VIEW

Answer 16

FIRST PERSON POV
STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS
THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT POV

Question 16

The angle from which the story is being told.

Answer 16

POINT OF VIEW

Question 17

The story is told by the protagonist or one of the characters using pronouns I, me, my, mine, myself and we.

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FIRST PERSON POV

Question 18

The story is told so that the reader feels as if they are inside the head of one character

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STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS

Question 19

The narrator tells the story from an all-knowing point of view.

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THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT POV

Question 20

The sequence of the events

Answer 20

PLOT

Question 21

ELEMENTS OF PLOT

Answer 21

EXPOSITION RISING ACTION CLIMAX FALLING ACTION RESOLUTION

Question 22

it is the controlling idea or the central insight of the story.

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THEME

Question 23

FORMS OF FICTION

Answer 23

MYTH FABLE PARABLE ALLEGORY FOLKTALES FAIRYT TALE LEGEND

Question 24

is a traditional narrative or collection of related narratives, popularly regarded as historically factual but actually a mixture of fact and fiction.

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LEGEND

Question 25

is a simple narrative dealing with supernatural beings (such as fairies, magicians, ogres, or dragons) that is typically o folk origin and written or told for the amusement of children.

Answer 25

FAIRY TALE

Question 26

are generic of various kinds of narratives prose literature found in the oral traditions of the world.

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FOLKTALES

Question 26

may be broadly defined as a narrative that through many retellings has become an accepted tradition in a society. Myths are tales involving the gods of old. It deals with a conflict among the gods themselves, revelation of themselves to a lowly creatures of Earth, and supernatural beings.

Answer 26

MYTH

Question 26

is a fictional literary narrative or artistic expression that conveys a symbolic meaning parallel to but distinct from, and more important than, the literal meaning.

Answer 26

ALLEGORY

Question 26

is a short literary composition in prose and verse, conveying a universal cautionary or moral truth. It generally tells a conflict among animals that are given that attributes of human beings.

Answer 26

FABLE

Question 27

is a short, fictitious narrative, designed to illuminate a spiritual truth; it has been used similarly by later writers to convey a moral point.  

Answer 27

PARABLE