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    1. The document is a test on creative writing concepts for a class. It contains multiple choice questions, true/false questions, and matching questions about literary devices, genres, and elements of fiction. 2. The questions cover topics like prose vs poetry, novels vs short stories, plot elements, rhyme schemes, imagery, themes, and literary devices such as metaphor, irony, and symbolism. 3. The test evaluates a student's understanding of key creative writing concepts through identification, examples, and short explanations of various terms and works.

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    1. The document is a test on creative writing concepts for a class. It contains multiple choice questions, true/false questions, and matching questions about literary devices, genres, and elements of fiction. 2. The questions cover topics like prose vs poetry, novels vs short stories, plot elements, rhyme schemes, imagery, themes, and literary devices such as metaphor, irony, and symbolism. 3. The test evaluates a student's understanding of key creative writing concepts through identification, examples, and short explanations of various terms and works.

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    DAVAO CITY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

    F., TORRES ST., DAVAO CITY


    SY 2020-2021

    Name: __________________________________________ Score: _____________


    Grade & Section: _______________________________ Date: ______________

    Creative Writing

    I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
    Direction: Identify the letter of the correct answer. Write the letter of your answer on the space
    provided before each number.(30 pts.)

    ____1. Written in prose format and published as a book and considered to be a long piece of creative
    fiction that is believed to be possessing, demanding, and complex.
    a. narrative poetry c. novel e. theater play
    b. drama d. short story
    ____2. The following are all basic types of writing except –
    a. expository c. creative e. documentary
    b. expressive d. technical
    ____3. It is a poem that demonstrates grief and melancholy to the dead.
    a. elegy c. corrido e. song
    b. ode d. psalm
    ____4. Short poems that are tainted with love, hope, joy, grief, sadness, or sorrow as common themes
    a. corridos c. songs e. sonnets
    b. psalms d. folksongs
    ____5. A stanza with five lines is called
    a. cinquain c. septet e. sexian
    b. quatrain d. tercet
    ____6. A poem that provides an amusing and a happy ending.
    a. farce c. tragedy e. social poem
    b. melodrama d. comedy
    ____7. It employs contradictory statements or situations to show reality dissimilar from truth.
    a. paradox c. metonymy e. allegory
    b. irony d. synecdoche
    ____8. ________________ is the central idea or concept of the storyline
    a. denouement c. falling action e. point of view
    b. theme d. conflict
    ____9. Exposes a topic analytically and objectively, like a news report.
    a. Expository writing c. Creative writing e. Technical writing
    b. Expressive writing d. Persuasive writing
    ____10. “The Witch” by -
    a. Layeta P. Bucoy c. Jessica Hagerdorn e. Merlie Alunan
    b. Edilberto K. Tiempo d. Miguel Syjuco
    ____11. This brings the readers as where the story happens which is illustrated through scenery,
    landscape, building, weather, or even season.
    a. plot c. setting e. mood
    b. climax d. character
    ____12. Plays, short stories, plays, and novels are under
    a. Expository writing c. Creative writing e. Technical writing
    b. Expressive writing d. Persuasive writing
    ____13. An element of a story that leads the central conflict by building a series of events in the
    character’s life.
    a. theme c. plot e. antagonist
    b. mood d. protagonist

    ____14. Refers to a segment/part of something that is replaced to represent in for a whole or vice versa.
    a. symbolism c. paradox e. synecdoche
    b. allegory d. metonymy
    ____15. Neither a plot nor a full narrative description, but a carefully crafted verbal sketch that might
    be part of some larger work, or a complete description in itself.
    a. short story c. sonnet e. vignette
    b. novel d. poem
    ____16. Uses contradictory statements but in a closer examination turns out to make sense
    a. metaphor c. allegory e. paradox
    b. irony d. symbolism
    ____17. The pattern in which end rhyme occurs.
    a. onomatopoeia c. assonance e. rhyme scheme
    b. alliteration d. consonance
    ____18. The Wicked Witch of the West went her own way. This is an example of -
    a. alliteration c. assonance e. onomatopoeia
    b. consonance d. rhyme scheme

    Creative Writing pg. 1


    ____19. Faith is like a stony uphill climb: a single stumble might send you sprawling but belief and
    steadfastness will see you to the very top. What literary device is used in the given sentence?
    b. simile c. allegory e. symbolism
    b. metaphor d. personification
    ____20. Give the rhyme scheme of the given lines.
    Continuous as the stars that shine
    And twinkle on the milky way,
    They stretched in never-ending line
    Along the margin of a bay:
    Ten thousand saw I at a glance,
    Tossing their heads in sprightly dance.
    c. aabbcc c. ababaa e. ababcc
    b. bcbcaa d. ababab
    ____21. What is imagery?
    a. the use of language appealing to one or more of the five senses
    b. a joke
    c. It's nothing, you just made it up
    d. a group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual
    words.
    e. a literary practice wherein the writer embellishes the sentence by adding more information to it in
    order to increase its worth and understandability
    ____22. This refers to the use of the dictionary definition or literal meaning of a word.
    a. symbolism c. connotation e. diction
    b. allegory d. denotation
    ____23. When we use the name “Washington D.C” we are talking about the U.S’ political hot seat by
    referring to the political capital of the United States because all the significant political
    institutions such as the White House, Supreme Court, the U.S. Capitol and many more are located her. The
    phrase “Washington D.C.” is ________________ for the government of the U.S. in this case.
    a. metonymy c. irony e. metaphor
    b. synecdoche d. paradox
    ____24. “A long song”is an example of
    a. metaphor c. alliteration e. assonance
    b. onomatopoeia d. consonance
    ____25."They ate food."Is this an example of imagery?
    a. yes c. neither way e. both a and b
    b. no d. not sure
    ____26.Sheanne tried hard to convince herself that her Hollywood dreams were worth the struggle but her
    parents, and her inner voice of reason, failed to agree.
    a. theme c. conflict e. denouement
    b. Central idea d. climax
    ____27.“We were the first that ever burst”, a line taken from the poem Ancient Mariner, is considered
    to be an example of
    a. eye rhyme c. external rhyme e. rich rhyme
    b. internal rhyme d. end rhyme
    ____28.The thunder clapped loudly shaking the house. What type of imagery is present in this given line?
    a. olfactory c. visual e. kinetic
    b. auditory d. tactile

    ____29. It is a literary device wherein the author uses specific words and phrases that exaggerate and
    overemphasize the basic crux of the statement in order to produce a grander, more noticeable effect.
    a. irony c. paradox e. synecdoche
    b. hyperbole d. personification
    ____30. The manner in which a story is narrated or depicted and who it is that tells the story is called
    a. point of view c. falling action e. persona
    b. conflict d. theme

    II. TRUE OR FALSE


    Direction: Write CREATIVE if the statement is correct and if the statement is false, write WRITING.
    (10pts.)

    ________________31. Prose takes its form in a metered style and uses rhyme than natural speech.
    ________________32.“The Witch” is a short story which is considered to be shorter than a novel.
    ________________33. A character in a short story can either be a person or an animal taking the action of
    the story.
    ________________34. Absurd play combines dialogues, songs, and dance numbers and accredited to Broadway
    for blending vaudeville, revue, melodrama, as well as operetta in its presentation.
    ________________35. Conflict is called the central idea or concept of the storyline.
    ________________36. There is usually a pattern, unintended or intentional, that threads the plot
    together.
    ________________37.“I'm not feeling bad”is an example of litotes.
    ________________38. In literature, the word ‘setting’ is used to identify and establish the time, place
    and mood of the events of the story.
    ________________39. The rhyme scheme is the practice of rhyming words placed at the end of the lines in a
    prose or poetry.
    Creative Writing pg. 2
    ________________40. Films can be taken from the written word of a large work such as novels and
    autobiography.

    III. MATCHING TYPE


    Direction: Match Column A with Column B. Write the letter of the correct answer. (5 pts.)

    Column A Column B

    ___41. ode a. dramatic


    ___42. farce b. poetry
    ___43. novel c. prose
    ___44. metrical tale d. narrative
    ___45. The Adapted Healthy Baby e. drama
    k. novel
    l. lyric

    IV. WRITING
    Direction: Using a Venn Diagram, give the differences and similarities of irony and paradox. (5 pts.)

    Irony employs Paradox uses


    Contradictory contradictory
    statements or statements but in a
    situations closer examination turns
    to show reality out to make sense.
    dissimilar e.g. You can save money
    from truth. by spending it.
    e.g. unmailed letter

    “If you fail to prepare, prepare to fail!”


    Put your best foot forward

    Prepared by

    HAZEL D. FLORES
    MASTER TEACHER I

    Creative Writing pg. 3

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