Which among the following terms is defined as the position of the narrator in relation to the plot of a piece of literature?

Which among the following terms is defined as a sound device in poetry in which words imitate the sounds they describe?

What language creates visual representations of actions, objects, and ideas in the mind in such a way that they appeal to physical senses?

Which of the following literary elements best explores the central meaning of the text?

Which of the following phrases best explains the concept of genre in literature?

Which of the following words best completes the sentence, "Figurative word is a kind of genre which involves _____________________________."?

“Maria is very anxious about her current situation. She doesn’t know what to do.” Granting that this is told by a narrator, what point of view (POV) is being applied?

What is the most appropriate question that should be asked in order to analyze the characters and their characterizations in the story?

Which of the following guidelines should be taken into consideration when you need to analyze the Point of View used in the story?

Which element of nonfiction is best shown in this statement? “God’s faithfulness is evident.”

The Father is the one that the persona is referring to when she said “light of home.”

The tone that describes the opening or introduction part of the text is Excitement.

The father pretends to be someone else because he does not want his daughter to see his struggles.

When the persona said, “home of human knowledge and wisdom,” she is referring to a hospital.

Simile is the figure of speech used in the statement, “His money is like abundant leaves.”

Hyperbole is the figure of speech that is used in the line, “The moon kept on smiling but suddenly it cried.”

“The Diary of the Girl” is a type of Narrative text.

Foreshadowing is the technical approach that was used in conceptualizing the story.

Oxymoron is the figure of speech used in the line, “The deafening silence of the great woman cornered the four sides of the white room.”