INTERACTIVE
QUIZ
Afro-Asian
Literature
Direction:
Click the number in the box and
choose the letter of correct answer.
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1.
2.
6.
7.
11. 16.
12. 17.
3.
8.
13. 18.
4.
5.
9.
14. 19.
10. 15. 20.
1. It refers to a group of two or more
words that usually go together
a. grammar
b. collocation
c. tense
d. verb
2. He is one of the few authors producing
literature in Africa
a. Neoga wa Thiong’o
b. Shakespeare
c. Homer
d. Virgil
3. What are the two types of collocation?
a. Strong and weak collocation
b. Strong and soft collocation
c. Weak and brave collocation
d. Verb and tense collocation
4. Why collocation important?
a. You begin to learn words in larger group
or “chunks” of language
b. You begin to learn sentence in larger
group or “chunks” of language
c. You begin to learn phrases in larger group
or “chunks” of language
d. You begin to learn clauses in larger group
or “chunks” of language
5. This is the time and place in which
events take place in a literary works.
a. plot
b. setting
c. theme
d. introduction
6. It is an aspect of the daily life of the
characters like and it talks about the
story’s contain local colour (writing that
focuses on the speech, dress,
mannerisms, customs, etc.)
a. social conditions
b. weather conditions
c. mood or atmosphere
d. mood or atmosphere
7. The series of events that leads from
beginning to end.
a. introduction
b. setting
c. theme
d. plot
8. It is the main idea that the writer
communicates to the reader.
a. plot
b. theme
c. Point of view
d. introduction
9. The one who perform the action.
a. character
b. narrator
c. director
d. style
10. This characters built around a single
trait, quality or idea.
a. Flat character
b. Round character
c. Dynamic character
d. Protagonist
11. The central character in a story or
drama.
a. antagonist
b. static
c. Protagonist
d. flat
12. The person or force that opposites the
protagonist in the story of drama.
a. Heroine
b. antagonist
c. protagonist
d. round
13. What are the elements of plot?
a. Exposition, character, climax and
conclusion
b. Exposition, Conflict, climax, and
denouement
c. Exposition, drama, climax and
denouement
d. Exposition, conflict, climax and problem
14. It consist of series of complications or
problem.
a. Exposition
b. Climax
c. Conflict
d. Denouement
15. It is an essential part of the plot in
which the events and complications begin
to resolve themselves. The reader knows
what has happened next and if the conflict
was resolved or not (events between
climax and denouement).
a.
b.
c.
d.
Denouement
Climax
Falling action
Introduction
16. It is a kind of conflict in which the
leading character struggles with his
physical strength against other men,
forces of nature, or animals.
a. Man vs. Circumstances
b. Man vs. Society
c. Man vs. Man
d. Man vs. Himself
17. It is a kind of conflict of story in which
The leading character struggles with
himself/herself; with his/her own soul, ideas
of right or wrong, physical limitations,
choices, etc.
a. Man vs. Circumstances
b. Man vs. Society
c. Man vs. Man
d. Man vs. Himself
18. It is a kind of point of view in which
the author can move from character to
character, event to event, having free
access to the thoughts, feelings and
motivations of his characters and he
introduces information where and when
he chooses.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Omniscient
Stream of Consciousness
First Person
Innocent Eye
19. The point where the main conflict is
finally solved.
a. climax
b. denouement
c. conflict
d. exposition
20. The final outcome of the story.
a. Climax
b. Conflict
c. Exposition
d. Denouement
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