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Which genre of speculative fiction is characterized by its exploration of advanced technology and scientific concepts?
What type of imagery pertains to the sense of smell?
In the elements of fiction, which component is responsible for creating the emotional atmosphere of a story?
What term refers to the writer's attitude or feeling toward the subject matter?
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Which plot technique involves starting the narrative in the middle of the action?
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Which element of fiction encompasses the sequence of events in a story?
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Which type of imagery involves the concept of movement or action?
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What does the term 'conflict' refer to in a narrative?
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Which genre of literature is primarily focused on personal experiences and blurs the lines between fact and fiction?
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What is the primary characteristic of a text-talk novel?
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Which type of poetry is defined as a form of digital poetry that utilizes hyperlinks?
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What characterizes flash fiction in literature?
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Which genre mixes illustrated images with text to tell a story?
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Spoken word poetry is distinguished by its emphasis on which of the following?
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What is the purpose of a blog?
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Which of the following is NOT a type of fiction?
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Study Notes
Drama
- Composed of verse or prose designed for performance.
- Emotions and conflicts expressed through dialogue and physical action.
Creative Nonfiction
- Utilizes literary styles to narrate factual events.
- Focuses on personal experiences, blurring fact and fiction.
Blog
- An online platform featuring regularly updated short articles, known as posts.
Text-Talk Novel
- Combines text messages, chat logs, and social media interactions to tell a story.
Poetry
- Characterized by verse, rhythm, and imagery that elicits emotional responses.
Mobile Phone Text Tula
- A type of poetry read primarily on mobile devices.
Hyperpoetry
- A digital poetry format that employs hyperlinks and emphasizes visual presentation.
Spoken Word Poetry
- Performance-based poetry that emphasizes artistic delivery and may include musical accompaniment.
Fiction
- A narrative genre derived from imagination, encompassing various subgenres:
- Short Story: Brief narratives read in one sitting, lacking subplots.
- Chick-Lit: Addresses contemporary issues faced by women.
- Flash Fiction: Extremely short, concise storytelling.
- Six-Word Flash Fiction: A complete story told in exactly six words.
- Realistic Fiction: Reflects real-life scenarios.
- Historical Fiction: Set in a specific historical context.
- Mystery: Involves investigation and resolution of enigmas.
- Illustrated Novels: Combines text with illustrations.
- Graphic Novels: Uses visual art to narrate stories.
- Manga: Japanese artistic style blending various themes.
- Speculative Fiction: Encompasses genres like science fiction, fantasy, and horror.
Science Fiction
- Explores the impact of potential scientific advancements in futuristic or extraterrestrial settings.
Fantasy
- Creates imaginative worlds and characters, inviting readers to suspend reality.
Humor
- Fiction meant to entertain, characterized by amusing and comical elements.
Imagery
- Enhances readers' experiences through sensory representations:
- Visual: Concrete images.
- Auditory: Sounds perceived mentally.
- Olfactory: Smells evoked in imagination.
- Gustatory: Tastes imagined.
- Tactile: Touch sensations conjured.
- Kinesthetic: Movement and action perceptions.
- Organic: Evokes specific feelings or emotions.
Elements of Fiction/Short Story
- Characters: Depictions of human beings.
- Setting: Time and place.
- Conflict: Central struggle or complication.
- Plot: Sequence of events through various stages:
- Exposition: Introduction of background information.
- Complication: Introduction of main conflict.
- Climax: Peak of the story where conflict reaches a turning point.
- Denouement: Resolution of conflicts.
- Resolution: Conclusion of the narrative.
- Point of View (POV): The writer’s perspective.
- Mood: Emotional atmosphere of the text.
- Tone: Author's attitude and feeling.
- Symbolism: Representation of deeper meanings.
- Images: Concrete traits and qualities.
- Theme: Central idea or message.
- Dialogue: Conversations that reveal character and advance the plot.
Plot Patterns or Techniques
- En Medias Res: Starts in the middle of action.
- Flashback: Incorporates past events into the narrative.
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Description
Explore the genres of drama and creative nonfiction in 21st Century Philippine literature. This quiz covers the unique characteristics, themes, and narrative styles that define these literary forms. Test your knowledge of emotional expression in dialogue and the blend of personal experiences with factual storytelling.
