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    ASSESSMENT

    Creative Writing 12
    GAS Strand
    Instructions: Recall what you have learned or read about fiction and its various
    modes. Read and answer the following statements. In your notebook, write the letter of
    your answer to the question in each item.

    1. Which of the following best describes fiction?


    a. Fiction is factual.
    b. Fiction is based on real-time events.
    c. Fiction is purely a product of one9s imagination.
    d. Fiction is true.
    2. What element of fiction is referred to as the major events that move the action in a
    narrative?
    a. character
    b. setting
    c. plot
    d. point of view
    3. It is known as the element of fiction which refers to a combination of place, historical
    time, and social milieu which compose the general background for the characters and
    plot of a particular work of literature.
    a. character
    b. setting
    c. plot
    d. point of view
    4. It is an element of fiction which refers to the author9s choice and arrangement of
    words, as well as other linguistic features applied in a certain work.
    a. theme
    b. style
    c. point of view
    d. plot

    5. It is a literary technique that a writer uses in which a word, object, action, or


    character is used in order to mean something in the story other than its dictionary or
    literal meaning.
    a. allegory
    b. symbol
    c. irony
    d. imagery

    6. It is a type of irony which means that the intended meaning of a statement is different
    from the actual meaning.
    a. verbal irony
    b. situational irony
    c. literary irony
    d. dramatic irony
    7. It is a type of irony that occurs when the expected outcome is the exact opposite of
    the actual outcome.
    a. verbal irony
    b. situational irony
    c. literary irony
    d. dramatic irony
    8. What literary technique does a writer use in order to appeal to the sense of sight,
    smell, taste, touch and hearing?
    a. figurative language
    b. imagery
    c. irony
    d. allegory
    9. It is a figure of speech in which an animal, thing or idea is assigned with human
    qualities in order to mean something.
    a. simile
    b. metaphor
    c. personification
    d. hyperbole
    10. The statement <He cried a river= is an example of
    a. simile
    b. metaphor
    c. personification
    d. hyperbole
    II. Essay: Describe each element of plot enumerated below.

     1. Exposition

     2. Rising Action

     3. Climax

     4. Falling action

     5. Denouement

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