Literary Genres Quiz 40 (20 MCQs)

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1. What kind of story has situations and events that could happen in real life? These stories could be true, but are not.
2. It is a literary experience that combines three media:book, movie/ video, and Internet website in order for the reader to understand the full story.
3. Is a style of fictional literature of extreme brevity
4. Story that is too big and crazy to be true
5. According to the fragment, what characteristic of the lyrical genre is appreciated? I like you when you are silent because you are as if absent, and you hear me from afar, and my voice does not touch you. It seems as if your eyes had flown away and it seems as if a kiss had closed your mouth. As all things are full of my soul, you emerge from things, full of my soul.
6. Story about fairies or other magical creatures
7. ..... explores characters and their love interests.
8. Stories of exaggeration that based on a real person or event such as Robin Hood are called .....
9. NON FICTION IS TRUE AND INCLUDES REAL PLACES, PEOPLE AND OR THINGS
10. The literary genre of ..... started off in an oral tradition and only later became written down.
11. Throughout the play, there is no emphasis on the names of any of the characters. This ensures the audience's focus is on ..... rather than .....
12. Which genre is based on real stories and facts?
13. THE PERSON THE BIOGRAPHY IS WRITTEN ABOUT CAN BE ALIVE OR DECEASED
14. A literary work that focuses on the expression of feelings and ideas through the use of a distinctive style that is often rhythmical and may have elements such as meter, rhyme, and stanzs is called a .....
15. A book that someone writes about Elvis Presley's life is known as
16. Which characteristics match the genre:contains talking animals or object or superpowers.
17. The following are under the informational genre EXCEPT .....
18. How are characters in creative nonfiction similar to characters in fiction?
19. It uses blogs, emails, and IM format narratives.Stories told almost entirely in dialogue simulating social network exchanges.
20. The children lined up outside the school house waiting for their teacher, Ms. Maple, to arrive. They ranged in age from seven to seventeen, and while there were only ten of them, they were the largest student-body ever to attend the Darlington School. Erick hoped he'd be able to stay for the entire term this year. Last year, he'd had to leave before the end to help his father on the farm. But, this year, his father had hired someone to help. Erick hoped he'd finish this year, and by 1900, be in Chicago attending medical school.