5 Questions
What is one of the characteristics of a creative writer?
Having a keen sense of observation
According to Aristotle, what is one of the elements of drama?
Plot
What is a key feature of prose fiction?
Use of paragraphs and chapters
What is a characteristic of free verse poetry?
Lack of rhyme and meter
What is a key feature of the omniscient point of view?
The narrator knows everything about all characters
Study Notes
Exam Questions
- The exam consists of 5 questions, each with multiple parts.
Question 1
- Part (a): List and briefly explain 5 qualities of a creative writer.
- Qualities may include:
- Imagination
- Observation
- Creativity
- Originality
- Attention to detail
Question 1b
- Write a poem, short story, or short drama piece that captures observations in the exam hall.
- Reflect characteristics of the chosen genre.
Question 2
- List 5 general features of drama.
- Features may include:
- Dialogue
- Conflict
- Plot
- Characterization
- Theme
- Discuss elements of drama according to Aristotle:
- Plot (most important element)
- Character
- Diction
- Thought
- Spectacle
Question 3
- Compare and contrast features of prose fiction and poetry.
- Features to consider:
- Structure
- Language
- Tone
- Imagery
- Purpose
Question 4
- Part (a): Define free verse poetry (5 marks).
- Free verse: a type of poetry that doesn't follow a specific rhyme or meter.
- Part (b): Write a free verse poem of 12 lines on a newly painted old car.
- Use apt attention to couplets, tercets, and quatrains.
Question 5
- Write a short story from the omniscient point of view about a waiter's day in a restaurant.
- Use the third-person narrative to tell the story.
This quiz assesses knowledge of literary devices, genres, and elements. It covers creative writing, drama, and literary analysis based on Aristotelian principles.
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