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- Q1
What is the study of words, word formation, and their relationship to other words in the same language?
Phoneme
Morphology
Homophony
Phonology
30s - Q2
It is the branch of linguistics that deals with systems of sounds (including or excluding phonetics), within a language or between different languages.
Homophony
Phonology
Morphology
Phoneme
30s - Q3
It means a word that is pronounced the same as another word but differs in meaning.
Phoneme
Synonym
Homophone
Morpheme
30s - Q4
It is a prose fiction narrative involving simple characterization and setting, and uncomplicated plot and conflict, which can be read in one sitting.
Essay
Short story
Poetry
Novelette
30s - Q5
He related a series of short stories in his compilation entitled Canterbury Tales.
Geoffrey Chaucer
Herman Melleville
Joseph Conrad
Charles Dickens
30s - Q6
He was a Greek slave who started the habit of telling fables, which are short stories with animals as protagonists from which morals can be drawn.
J..D. Robb
Voltaire
Anne Rice
Aesop
30s - Q7
According to character development, this character exhibits noticeable development in the course of the story.
Round character
Stock character
Dynamic character
Static character
30s - Q8
This is the opposition of persons or forces in a story that give rise to the dramatic action in a literary work.
Setting
Plot
Conflict
Resolution
30s - Q9
This point of view is used when a narrator tells the story from an all-knowing, all-seeing vantage point.
Third person omniscient
Third person editorial
Third person central
Third person limited
30s - Q10
This point of view is used when a narrator comments on the action of the characters by telling the readers its significance.
Third person limited
Third person central
Third person omniscient
Third person editorial
30s - Q11
It is a Latin word that means “in the midst of things”. It is when the plot starts in the middle of a story.
Sapere aude
In medias res
Respice finem
In vino veritas
30s - Q12
It is the basic or smallest unit of meaning/thought.
word
letter
language
message
30s - Q13
A poem where the first letter of each line spells a word that fits with the theme of the poem or exposes a deeper meaning.
sonnets
acrostic
free verse
haiku
30s - Q14
How many quatrain/s does a Shakespearean sonnet have?
3
1
4
2
30s - Q15
It is what we call the ninth line of a sonnet. It occurs between the octet and sestet in a Petrarchan sonnet and sometimes between the 8th and 9th or between the 12th and 13th lines of a Shakespearean sonnet.
octave
setset
quatrains
volta
30s