Literary Analysis: Plot and Character Development

The capital of China is ______.

The ______ Dynasty was the finest era of Chinese literature.

Du Fu, also known as ______, is considered one of the greatest Chinese poets of all time.

The administrative capital of ______ is Pretoria.

The capital of Vietnam is ______.

The capital of Saudi Arabia is ______.

Liza met Sylvia, her father's ______ and the mother of Lem.

Liza was regarded by her father as a ______ daughter.

Her Tita Loleng finally stopped asking her questions about the ______.

Liza remembered her father crying and thought if her father would be the same if she was the one who ______ away.

Liza became emotionally distant from her father knowing about her father's ______ and her half-brother.

The story is told in a ______ Point of View because Liza, herself is the narrator of the story.

People have long been using literature in the entertainment and publication industry, education, and apparently in almost all ______.

Literature captures what is essential among human beings, and with it, we see through our lives in ______.

In the 21st century, we have learned to tell our stories through ______, arts, pictures, and other representations.

The modes of presentation used in 21st Century Literature are mostly ______ and technology.

Carmen Boullosa is a ______ poet, playwright, and novelist.

Multimedia, from the word itself, means the use of more than one ______ in communication.

Ian McEwan's first book, “First Love, Last Rites” (1976), was a collection of ______.

Ian McEwan's novel “Atonement” (2001) was made into a movie directed by ______ Wright.

Technology, on the other hand, is the broad term for the practical application of ______ to achieve optimum results.

David Mitchell's novel “Cloud Atlas” (2004) is a novel comprising ______ interconnected stories.

David Mitchell won the John Llewellyn Rhys Prize for his novel ______.

Delphine de Vigan is an award-winning ______ novelist.

The realist novel's focus on growth and individual freedom is transformed in the Indian context with the ______ conditions of uneven capitalism.

The basis for realism in African literature is seen in the existence of ______ exploitation.

African poetry is a form of ______ against the current events and recent history of African nations.

Theorists describe African poetry as having a ______ viewpoint, referring to the period after European nations tried to govern African nations.

Modern African writers shift the focus to the ______ of African nations still trying to develop after gaining independence from European imperialism.

American literature is concerned with ______ and connections between people and emotion-provoking storytelling is common.