Fiction Short Story Literature Quiz 14 (20 MCQs)

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1. Character remains the same throughout the narrative
2. The genre of fiction that is a suspenseful story about a mysterious event.
3. Uses figurative language. It may be lyric, narrative or dramatic.
4. Which of the following would NOT be considered a theme? *
5. What is a fictional, narrative piece of writing which is shorter than a novel and can be read in one sitting?
6. Is a long and imaginary prose narrative which describes multiple characters and events.
7. A character that does NOT change throughout a story is .....
8. The force working against the main character is known as .....
9. Which of the following would be a good theme for "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" ?
10. Also known as detective fiction tries to solve a case with a sprinkling of clues here and there, giving the readers a feel for suspense, creates anticipation, and ultimately bares the truth with some unexpected turns with nonetheless satisfying conclusions.
11. Read the passage below. What type of point-of view is this passage? "Luke couldn't believe what he was seeing. Thoughts of the world coming to an end entered his mind. This caused him to panic. He told himself to calm down. This cannot be real he thought."
12. If Aunt Beryl would have told "The Doll's House" from her point-of-view, the ..... would have had the biggest impact.
13. A&P:What language does Updike use in this story?
14. RE:What's the theme of A Rose for Emily?
15. Tone can best described as
16. Uses ordinary language that depicts significant human. It has its elements such character, setting, plot, and point-of-view. Its kinds are short stories and novels.
17. Refers to the turning point in the story. This is usually a single event with the greatest intensity and uncertainty. Here the main character contends with the problem hence creating the peak of interest for the readers.
18. RE:What genre is this story?
19. Which of the following are true about literature?
20. What is the introduction to the characters and setting called?