Literary Genres Quiz
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What is the definition of a fable?

  • A long narrative poem of the largest proportions.
  • A short tale that illustrates a moral or principle, usually by using familiar elements. (correct)
  • A story where the characters, setting, events, and other elements are purely created by the writer's imagination.
  • A brief narrative concerning a particular individual or incident.

    • What is the main characteristic of a sonnet?

  • A discourse delivered to an audience, whether prepared or impromptu.
  • A story where the elements are based on real, existing, or historical events.
  • A long narrative poem that tells a story of adventure, love, and chivalry.
  • A lyric poem of some length, serious in subject and dignified in style. (correct)

    • What does the term 'establishing shot' refer to in film?

  • The usable footage of a film before substantial editing takes place, similar to a rough draft in writing.
  • A traditional story or narrative that explains the origins or history of a people or place.
  • The opening shot of a film that sets the scene and provides information about the place and time. (correct)
  • The perspective from which a story is told.

    • What is the definition of an anecdote?

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    What is the main characteristic of a legend?

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    Definition of Fable

    • A fable is a short narrative that typically features animals as characters and conveys a moral lesson.
    • Often includes personification, where animals exhibit human traits and behaviors.
    • Aims to teach ethical values through simple storytelling.

    Main Characteristic of a Sonnet

    • A sonnet is a structured poem consisting of 14 lines, usually written in iambic pentameter.
    • Follows a specific rhyme scheme, commonly the Shakespearean (ABABCDCDEFEFGG) or Petrarchan (ABBAABBACDCDCD).
    • Explores themes of love, beauty, or philosophical contemplation, often presenting a problem and a resolution.

    Establishing Shot in Film

    • An establishing shot is a wide or long shot that sets the context for a scene by showing the setting or environment.
    • Typically occurs at the beginning of a sequence to provide viewers with a sense of location and spatial relationships.
    • Helps to orient the audience before focusing on the characters or action.

    Definition of Anecdote

    • An anecdote is a brief, engaging story about a real incident or person, often humorous or revealing.
    • Used to illustrate a point, provide insight, or entertain within a larger narrative or conversation.
    • Connects the audience to the topic by offering relatable experiences.

    Main Characteristic of a Legend

    • A legend is a traditional narrative that is often rooted in historical events or figures but contains elements of myth or folklore.
    • Typically features larger-than-life heroes or significant events that are exaggerated for dramatic effect.
    • Conveys themes of morality, cultural values, or collective identity, and is often passed down through generations.

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    Test your knowledge of literary genres with this concept-based review material. Identify the characteristics and distinctions between fiction, non-fiction, epic, and metric romance. Sharpen your understanding of these genres and enhance your literary knowledge.

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