summative test in creative writing grade 12

First Summative Examination in Creative Writing

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• Q 1 / 50 Score 0 Any writing, fiction, poetry, or nonfiction, that goes outside the bounds of normal professional, journalistic, academic, and technical forms of literature. 29 Creative Nonfiction Technical Writing Creative Writing Flash Fiction

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• Q 1 Any writing, fiction, poetry, or nonfiction, that goes outside the bounds of normal professional, journalistic, academic, and technical forms of literature. Creative Nonfiction Technical Writing Creative Writing Flash Fiction 120 s
• Q 2 These are words or phrases that describe the content of the text.  Creative Nonfiction Creative Writing Sensory Details Vocabulary Words 120 s
• Q 3 It refers to the actual, dictionary meaning of a word or language that means what it appears to mean. Literal Colloquial Connotation Figurative 120 s
• Q 4 A word composition arranged in a rhythmic pattern; it is used to express one's creative thoughts and feelings through a specialized and heightened language. Nonfiction Novel Poetry Figures of Speech 120 s
• Q 5 This element of poetry adds musical quality to the poem which gives the readers reading pleasure. rhyme tone theme rhythm 120 s
• Q 6 It summarizes the statement containing the main thought or meaning of the poem. rhythm theme tone rhyme 120 s
• Q 7 Refers to the attitude and mood of the poem. rhythm tone theme rhyme 120 s
• Q 8 A stanza that comprises six (6) lines. dactylic quatrain sestet octet 120 s
• Q 9 The repetition of the intermediate or final consonant sound. alliteration assonance personification consonance 120 s
• Q 10 The repetition of vowel sounds. assonance consonance alliteration personification 120 s
• Q 11 How do we differentiate creative writing from technical writing? Creative writing uses formal language while technical uses informal. Creative writing is journalistic and uses a wide array of jargon, unlike technical writing. Creative writing is objective while technical writing is subjective. Creative writing is fictional and imaginative while, technical writing is factual. 120 s

• Q 13 A woman was sitting in a restaurant when suddenly a waiter spilled some coffee on her dress. She uttered in dismay, “Oh! What a good day I’m having!”  This statement is an example of ___________________. Litotes Alliteration Irony Consonance 120 s
• Q 14 Which figures of speech can be identified from this line? "He is as funny as a barrel of monkeys.” Personification Metaphor Hyperbole Simile 120 s
• Q 15 How would you differentiate “assonance’ from “consonance”? Assonance refers to the repetition of vowel sounds while consonance is the final sound. They both refer to the emphasis of the vowel sounds. Assonance is the repetition of the intermediate sound while consonance is the final sound. Assonance refers to the repetition of initial sounds while consonance refers to the vowel sounds. 120 s

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2nd Summative Test in Creative Writing

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. A __________is a set of two rhyming lines that follow each other in a verse

These are poems that follow strict number of syllables, lines, stanzas or rhyme schemes.

structured poem

It has three lines with 17 syllables wherein the first line has five syllables, second has 7 syllables and last line 5 syllables.

These are poems that do not follow strict measurement and are free-flowing.

free-verse poems

structured poems

It is a structured 14-line poem.

This is the turning point of the story as it is the deciding point whether the problem will be solved or not. It is where the tension of the story is at peak.

This element pertains to the time, place, climate, season and social atmosphere prevalent in the work of fiction.

It is the final outcome of everything that has transpired in the story

rising action

falling action

It is characterized by a more complex plot, a more detailed character development, and a larger avenue for exploration of themes and world views.

deus ex-machina

cliff hanger

It is the literary device used when the story or a chapter in a story is ended abruptly to create suspense.

foreshadowing

Anything or anyone in the story that gives hints on what’s going to happen next. It may come in the form of an object, character’s lines or action, atmosphere, or event.

It is when the events in the story become complicated as the main problem is revealed.

It is when the solution to the problem is found and applied. The results of the character’s response or lack of response thereof to the problem gradually puts things into place.

These are stories that belong to the oral tradition of a particular ethnic group or people from a particular region. They are told and passed from one generation to another.

short stories

A kind of character that has a fully developed personality that is affected by the story's events.

The story is shaped around the protagonist. He is the

one trying to achieve a goal in the story

protagonist

A kind of character that often fits into a stereotype.

A kind of conflict which describes the struggles against other people

character vs. character

character vs.nature

character vs. self

character vs. society

A kind of conflict which describes the struggles against animals, weather, environment, etc

man vs.nature

man vs.society

man vs.self

It refers to how the story is told and who is telling the story. It could be the narrator, or any character in the story.

point of view

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