Which of the following elements shows the line cuts in a poetry?

Which is a correct description of motif in literary writing?

In his masterpiece The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer used a literary technique which refers to a narrative within a narrative. Which technique is referred to?

Which refers to the author's or narrator's predominant attitude toward the subject which may be happy, tragic, loving, tender, cynical, angry, detached, satirical, apathetic, etc?

This is a form of speculative fiction where stories are historically relevant yet events are resolved differently, answering the question “what if?”

This is a branch of linguistics that investigates the origins of the words, their birth, and development.

Which branch of linguistics studies the word-building process of language?

What part of speech when used in a sentence can express a complete thought with just one word?

Structuralists believe that language is purely accidental. There is no natural link between the words and their meaning; rather they are agreed upon.

This teaching strategy is used to check students' language learning progress to engage them actively and organize information clearly.

Which is the study of literature through the oral performance of a speaker who creates and recreates the meaning and mood of the selection?

Dramatic responses to literature offer opportunities for individual activity and cooperative achievement. Which type of dramatic response involves the reading of a script as opposed to acting it out, similar to a radio drama that conveys meaning only through voices?

Grammar can be taught in two different ways. Which approach must be used if one wishes to start with examples then rules?

Which approach must be used if the teacher's goal is to let the students focus on the author's view of the world and personal moral principles?

Which concept in the teaching of literature is based on the idea that at the beginning of learning, students need a great deal of support and gradually this support is taken away to allow students to try their independence?