Module III

Question 1

is a literary type that is merely always written in stanzas and lines, creating a unique look on the page.

Answer 1

Poetry

Question 2

is any text meant to be performed rather than read.

Answer 2

Drama

Question 3

is any kind of written text that is not poetry

Answer 3

Prose

Question 4

a vast category that is a type of prose that includes many different sub-genres. It can be creative, such as personal essays or factual, such as scientific paper.

Answer 4

Non-fiction

Question 5

the newest type of literature that has been defined as a distinct genre. This categorization was created to encompass the many new and important kinds of texts in our society today, such as movies and films, websites, commercials, billboards, and radio programs.

Answer 5

Media

Question 6

is the sequence of events in a story that often have a causal relationship with each other.

Answer 6

Elements of Plot

Question 7

are techniques that the writer uses to creatively present the events in the story

Answer 7

Plot devices

Question 8

is a plot device where the story moves away from the current events happening in the story to a time in the past.

Answer 8

Flashback

Question 9

is a plot device where the story presents an image or a scene which gives the reader clues as to events which will happen in the future.

Answer 9

Foreshadowing

Question 10

refers to character (s) introduced, setting, goals, motivation , and stakes established.

Answer 10

Exposition

Question 11

is the aftermath or results.

Answer 11

Falling Action

Question 12

refers to conflicts, struggles, and blocks to the goal or journey.

Answer 12

Rising Action

Question 13

is the turning point. Battle is won or lost. Resolution to the conflict occurs or is made possible.

Answer 13

Climax

Question 14

refers to the problem, conflict (usually ) resolved, enemy vanquished, goal reached ( or not ).

Answer 14

Resolution or Denouement

Question 15

Persons who are involved in the story.

Answer 15

Characters

Question 16

refers to how the story is being told / narrated

Answer 16

Point of View

Question 17

refers to the author’s attitude, stated or implied, toward a subject

Answer 17

Tone

Question 18

is the climate of feeling in a literary work. The choice of setting, objects, details, images, and words all contribute towards creating a specific mood.

Answer 18

Mood

Question 19

refers to a person, place, or object that has meaning but suggests other meanings as well.

Answer 19

Symbolism

Question 20

is the main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work. A
theme may be stated or implied.

Answer 20

Theme

Question 21

is a group of lines in a poem. It is often called a “verse”.

Answer 21

Stanza

Question 22

is a pattern of words that contain similar sounds

Answer 22

Rhyme

Question 23

is the rhythmic structure of a poem. Sometimes, you can feel the meter by tapping for each syllable.

Answer 23

Meter

Question 24

is where a line of poetry ends. It causes the reader to pause and will determine how the poem is read.

Answer 24

Line Break