17 Questions
What is the term used to describe the main idea in a story?
Theme
Which point of view uses 'I' or 'we' to narrate a story?
First person
Which point of view uses 'He', 'She', 'It', or 'They' to narrate a story?
Third person
What is the term for the sequence of events in a story?
Plot
Which type of point of view is less common in narrative technique and uses 'You' to address the reader?
Second person
What is the main difference between poetry and prose?
Prose is focused on imagination and creativity, while poetry reports factual events.
Which of the following falls under the category of Nonfiction?
Autobiography
In literature, what differentiates Third Person Omniscient from Third Person Limited point of view?
Third Person Omniscient provides the narrator's thoughts and feelings, while Third Person Limited focuses on one character's perspective.
Which type of writing is grounded on truth and facts?
Biography
What characteristic defines Fiction writing?
It uses literary language for artistic effect.
Which element of fiction focuses on the message or lesson that the author wants to convey?
Theme
How do creative nonfiction writers tell their narratives?
Through vivid description and authentic language
What is a key aspect of the characters and characterization in nonfiction?
Highlighting character development and authenticity
Which element of nonfiction helps in personalizing stories and creating a vivid atmosphere?
Setting description
What do creative nonfiction writers focus on when choosing their topics?
Personal insights and experiences
How do literary devices contribute to creative nonfiction writing?
By expanding the intended meaning and vividly describing details
In creative nonfiction, what role does perspective play in storytelling?
It provides insight into different characters' thoughts and emotions
Test your understanding of author's purpose, narrative elements like characters, setting, plot, theme, and point of view. Learn about different types of point of view such as first person, second person, and third person.
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