2 1 st century 2nd periodicaltest
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BASAK INTEGRATED SCHOOL
Brgy. Basak, Bais City
21st CENTURY LITERATURE
2nd Periodical Test
S.Y. 2022-2023
Name: Date:
Grade & Section: Score:
Directions: Carefully read the statements/questions below and encircle the letter of your
answers.
6. It is a collection of discrete accounts of a
1. It is a figure of speech in which ideas, actions, person’s experiences and thoughts each day.
or objects are described in nonliteral terms. A. Blog C. Diary
A. Hyperbole C. Metaphor B. Comedy D. Drama
B. Imagery D. Symbolism
7. A type of drama that makes the audience
2. It refers to the use of an object, figure, event, laugh.
situation, or other idea in a written work to A. Blog C. Diary
represent something else—typically a broader B. Comedy D. Fiction
message or deeper meaning that differs from its
literal meaning. 8. It is a literary work that tells a story through
A. Imagery C. Simile actions and dialogues.
B. Metaphor D. Symbolism A. Comedy C. Drama
B. Diary D. Fiction
3. It is an exaggerated statement that's not
meant to be taken literally by the reader. 9. It is a literature that describes imaginary
A. Hyperbole C. Personification events and people.
B. Metaphor D. Symbolism A. Blog C. Diary
B. Comedy D. Fiction
4. It is a figure of speech where an author
describes a scene, thing, or idea so that it appeals 10. This refers to your regular thoughts,
to our senses (taste, smell, sight, touch, or opinions, or experiences that you put on the
hearing). This device is often used to help the internet for the people to read.
reader clearly visualize parts of the story by A. Blog C. Diary
creating a strong mental picture. B. Comedy D. Fiction
A. Imagery C. Simile
B. Metaphor D. Symbolism 11. What does the word “archetype” mean?
A. Ancient ruins found all over the world.
5. It is a figure of speech comparing two unlike B. Another word for an architect who also
things that is often introduced by like or as. writes.
A. Imagery C. Personification C. A pattern repeated through the ages in
B. Metaphor D. Simile literature.
D. A type of arch found around the globe
12. Which archetypal character has unusual
origins, is strong, brave, smart and is often a 22. It is a type of writing that is written in
leader/prince? normal, paragraph-style language.
A. The companion C. The scapegoat A. drama C. prose
B. The hero D. The villain B. poetry D. song
13. Which archetypal character befriends and 23. It includes groups of lines (verses) in
helps the hero, and is normally odd or quirky? stanzas, which are like paragraphs in prose.
A. The companion C. The scapegoat A. drama C. prose
B. The hero D. The villain B. poetry D. song
14. Which archetypal character represents evil? 24. It is organized into acts and scenes with
He is almost as strong as the hero, and may take characters, dialogue, and stage directions.
on a monstrous form. A. prose C. drama
A. The companion C. The scapegoat B. poetry D. sonnet
B. The hero D. The villain
25. Writing that tells about imaginary people
15. Which archetypal character that takes the and events; made up from the author’s
blame for everything bad that happens? imagination.
A. The companion C. The scapegoat A. drama C. non-fiction
B. The hero D. The villain B. fiction D. prose
16. Which archetypal character plays a 26. Writing that is based on fact, real people,
“mothering role” to other characters? and real experiences.
A. The caregiver C. The Orphan A. drama C. non-fiction
B. The Doppelganger D. The Sage B. fiction D. prose
17. Which archetypal character is a truth or 27. The time and place of the story.
knowledge seeker? A. characters C. resolution
A. The caregiver C. The Orphan B. climax D. setting
B. The Doppelganger D. The Sage
28. It is the person, or sometimes an animal, who
18. Which of the following statements is true? takes part in the action of a short story or other
A. All of the other statements about archetypes are literary work.
NOT true A. characters C. resolution
B. Character archetypes are always B. climax D. setting
antagonists, or the bad guys, in a story. 29. The storyline or series of events that make up
C. Character archetypes are always the story.
protagonists, or the good guys, in a story. A. climax C. denouement
D. There is only one type of archetype. B. conflict D. plot
30. A problem or struggle the character must
19. Why are readers drawn to an archetype? face in the story.
A. An archetype always saves the day. A. denouement C. conflict
B. An archetype embodies a common type of B. climax D. plot
person or situation we encounter in life.
C. An archetype learns a valuable lesson. 31. These are the struggle inside the
D. An archetype learns a valuable lesson. character’s mind, or within himself/herself.
A. characterization C. internal conflict
20. Which psychiatrist came up with the B. climax D. external conflict
“collective unconscious”?
A. Carl Jung C. Jean Piaget 32. It is the struggle or problem outside the
B. Erik Erikson D. Sigmund Freud characters mind.
A. characterization C. internal conflict
21. It is the body of written works produced in a B. climax D. external conflict
particular language, country, or age, or the body of
writings on a particular subject (scientific, art, 33. The most exciting part of the story – where the
etc.)” plot was leading.
A. Architecture C. Literature A. characterization C. internal conflict
B. Culture D. Sculpture B. climax D. external conflict
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34. The narrator introduce the setting and the Note:
characters. (Test Papers must be given to the learners after the exam and
A. climax denouement C. exposition will be retrieved bearing their parents/guardian’s signature)
B. denouement D. resolution
35. It is the ending of the story, we learn how
the conflict is solved : one way or another.
A. climax denouement C. exposition
Name of Parent/Guardian
B. denouement D. resolution
36. It can usually be read in one sitting, it has one
main conflict that involves the characters, keeps
the story moving, and makes it interesting.
A. movie C. play
B. novel D. short story
37. A long narrative poem about the adventures of a
hero whose actions reflect the ideals and values of a
nation or race.
A. drama C. novel
B. epic D. short story
38. The writer’s account of his or her own life.
A. autobiography C. epic
B. biography D. status
39. An account of a person’s life written by
another person.
A. autobiography C. epic
B. biography D. status
40. It is always the main character, and in most
cases, he or she is the character with whom the
reader identifies.
A. antagonist
B. first person omniscient
C. protagonist
D. superhero
PREPARED BY:
JESSICA O. PALACIOS
Subject Teacher
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