A) optional B) comprehensive C) compulsory D) imaginative
A) 3 B) 2 C) 4 D) 5
A) literature B) prose C) poem D) geography
A) lines B) acts and scenes C) chapters D) stanzas
A) background B) theme C) setting D) plot
A) epistolary B) gothic C) historic D) campus
A) tone B) subject matter C) plot D) theme
A) pirate B) reporter C) autobiography D) biography
A) non-fiction B) fiction C) imagery D) creative
A) atmosphere B) tone C) symbol D) mood
A) scene B) line C) act D) chapter
A) dramatist B) author C) poet D) prosaist
A) personification B) metaphor C) simile D) litotes
A) agonist B) novelist C) poetess D) fable
A) septet B) tercet C) quatrain D) couplet
A) didactic B) serious C) analytical D) playful
A) educationist B) prologue C) run-on-lines D) symbol
A) orator B) poetess C) historian D) folklore
A) paragraph B) narrative technique C) idioms and proverbs D) melody
A) theme B) plot C) title D) setting
A) short story B) romance C) folktales D) novel
A) fiction B) fable C) folklore D) non-fiction
A) didactic B) folktale C) fable D) allegory
A) I make B) they came C) I saw D) interesting
A) prose B) poetry C) drama D) satire
A) tercet B) sonnet C) quatrain D) septet
A) lampoon B) satire C) parody D) criticism
A) ode B) lullaby C) epic D) chant
A) acts and scenes B) paragraphs C) chapters D) stanzas
A) historic novel B) gothic novel C) campus novel D) allegory novel
A) stanza B) plot C) episode D) character
A) heroine B) feminine antagonist C) Chief character D) maverick
A) focus B) theme C) topic D) introduction
A) aside B) tragedy C) comedy D) farce
A) danced B) mimed C) taught D) read aloud
A) a stage writer B) Wole Soyinka C) stage man D) a dramatist
A) criticism B) stigmatization C) reformation D) abuse
A) style B) length C) setting D) plot
A) toning B) grouping C) placement D) genre
A) horror B) laughter C) anxiety D) suspense |