Creative Writing Introduction

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What type of language is recommended for technical writing?

Jargons

Which writing style allows for the use of idioms and slang?

Creative writing

What should be avoided in technical writing to ensure clarity?

Emotions

In which type of writing is appealing to emotions more important?

Creative writing

What impact does using jargons have on technical writing?

Confuses the audience

What does the text suggest about the use of figurations in writing?

Adds entertainment value

Which type of writing benefits from a clear and precise approach?

Technical writing

How does using slang and colloquial language affect the tone of a piece of writing?

Sets an informal tone

What type of character is the figure who opposes the protagonist and creates the conflict?

Antagonist

Which type of character has more fully developed personalities and expresses a range of emotions?

Round Characters

What is a characteristic of Flat Characters?

They are usually made for the protagonist to shine

How are characters typically revealed in a narrative through what they do?

What the character actually does

Which type of character is portrayed with only one side or aspect shown, such as a strict teacher or an evil stepmother?

Flat Characters

What aspect of characters do we expect protagonists and antagonists to be, expressing a range of emotions and changing throughout the narrative?

Round individuals

What is the main function of a motif in a story?

To express deep meaning

What is an example of a contextual symbol from the text?

Wind

Which of the following best defines an archetype in literature?

A recurring symbol embodying essential human experiences

What do universal symbols represent in a story?

Known to both the writer and reader

How does a contextual symbol differ from a universal symbol in a story?

Contextual symbols change meaning with different readers

In literature, what is an example of a contextual symbol that can be considered an archetype?

The snake symbol

What provides excitement and enables the growth of a protagonist's character?

Conflict

Which type of conflict involves the Protagonist challenging society?

The Protagonist against Society

What is described as the main, underlying idea of a piece of literature?

Theme

Which component of style is best for conveying suspense and swift action?

Short sentences

What element of writing provides background information and introduces characters to readers?

Exposition

Which component does children prefer to be balanced with dialogue in storytelling?

Exposition

What distinguishes novels from novellas?

Novels have more than one plot and many characters.

What sets literary fiction apart from genre fiction?

Literary fiction follows nonconventional plot structures and includes symbolism.

Why can novels be of varying lengths according to the text?

Because there is no outer limit to the length of novels.

Which author's works are mentioned as examples of novels in the text?

J.K. Rowling

What makes novels different from novellas in terms of complexity?

Novels can have more than one plot and many characters.

What characterizes the longest novel ever written according to the text?

It contains over two million words and more than 13,000 pages.

What is the difference between verbal irony and situational irony?

Verbal irony is when the expected outcome differs from the actual outcome, while situational irony occurs when the intended meaning of a statement differs from the actual meaning.

What literary device involves using language that appeals to the senses to create 'word pictures' in the reader's mind?

Imagery

Which statement best describes dramatic irony?

It occurs when the audience knows more about the character's situation than the character does.

What is the main purpose of using figurative language in writing?

To create vivid and meaningful imagery.

Which type of imagery is based on concrete and specific language to create vivid images?

Literal imagery

What is one of the key differences between figurative and literal imagery?

Figurative imagery is based on concrete language, while literal imagery creates vivid images.

Learn about the fundamentals of creative writing with Professor Carmina Salvador - Beluan, MAEd. Explore the art of making things up through original and self-expressive writing. Understand the basics of creative writing and its appeal to diverse audiences.

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