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Literature Summative Test Questions

The document is a summative test that assesses knowledge of literary concepts, including definitions of literature, types of literature, plot elements, character types, and characterization methods. It consists of multiple-choice questions and a section for identifying direct and indirect characterization. The test covers various aspects of storytelling and character development.

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Literature Summative Test Questions

The document is a summative test that assesses knowledge of literary concepts, including definitions of literature, types of literature, plot elements, character types, and characterization methods. It consists of multiple-choice questions and a section for identifying direct and indirect characterization. The test covers various aspects of storytelling and character development.

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Name: __________________________________________ Grade & Section: ____________

Date: _________________________________ Score: _____________________


SUMMATIVE TEST
1. It refers to any written works of imaginative, artistic, and intellectual value to convey ideas,
emotions, and experiences.
a. Literature b. Letirature c. Litireture d. Letterature

2. Which of the following type of literature is made up lines grouped into stanzas and uses figurative
and symbolic language.
a. Prose b. Poetry c. Song d. Novel

3. It expresses ideas in a straightforward manner and is organized into sentences and paragraphs using
natural and grammatical language.
a. Prose b. Poetry c. Song d. Novel
4. These are characterized by a limited number of characters, a restricted setting, and a
narrow range of action.
a. Poem b. Novel c. Short Story d. Fable

5. In analyzing the structural context of literary text, the elements of the text should be
considered.
a. True b. False

6. Which of the following best describes the plot?


a. The plot is the sequence of events in the story.
b. The plot shows every detail that the characters in the story experience.
c. It is said to be the skeleton of the story.
d. All of the above.
7. This element of the plot introduces the characters and setting of the story.
a. Exposition b. Inciting Incident c. Climax d. Resolution

8. The complication of the story usually begins at ______________.


a. Climax b. Inciting Incident c. Rising Action d. Resolution

9. Which part of the plot that characters face several conflicts?


a. Climax b. Inciting Incident c. Rising Action d. Resolution

[Link] is dubbed as the most exciting part of the story. What is it?
a. Climax b. Inciting Incident c. Rising Action d. Resolution

[Link] which part of the plot that conflict is gradually resolved?


a. Resolution b. Falling Action c. Rising Action d. Climax

12. The conflict is usually resolve at the ___________ .


a. Resolution b. Falling Action c. Rising Action d. Climax

[Link] is the author of the story “My Father Goes to Court”?


a. Amado V. Hernandez c. Manuel E. Arguilla
b. Carlos Bulusan d. Jose P. Rizal

[Link] of the following statements best describes a character as element of story?


a. It is a person who takes plays in a story.
b. It can be an animal who takes part in the story.
c. It is the place where the story happened.
d. Statement in letter a and b best describe character as element of story.

[Link] following refers to character as element of story except:


a. It is introduced in the exposition part of the story.
b. It is introduced in the climax part of the story.
c. It represents a real person.
d. It is the person/animal took part in the story.

[Link] is the main character of the story?


a. Antagonist b. Protagonist c. Supporting Character d. Villain

17. The one who opposes the main character is called __________________
a. Antagonist b. Protagonist c. Supporting Character d. Villain

[Link] of the following is true about Round Character?


a. Character whose label identifies as a particular group or segment of the society.
b. They are the characters that do not change. They remain static or stagnant
throughout the story.
c. They are the characters in the story who change, accept changes, act, and view the
changes as part of their role as human beings.
d. Both a and b.
[Link] of the following is true about Flat/Static Character?
a. Character whose label identifies as a particular group or segment of the society.
b. They are the characters that do not change. They remain static or stagnant
throughout the story.
c. They are the characters in the story who change, accept changes, act, and view the
changes as part of their role as human beings.
d. Both a and b.
[Link] of the following is true about Stock/Stereotype Character?
a. Character whose label identifies as a particular group or segment of the society.
b. They are the characters that do not change. They remain static or stagnant
throughout the story.
c. They are the characters in the story who change, accept changes, act, and view the
changes as part of their role as human beings.
d. Both a and b.

[Link] refers to the process of writers in revealing the personality of a character.


a. Characterization c. Organization
b. Personalization d. Personification
[Link] author is explicitly telling the characteristics and other information about the
character. What type of characterization is implied?
a. Characterization c. Indirect Characterization
b. Direct Characterization d. Semi-Direct Characterization
23. How indirect characterization is used in a story?
a. When the author directly states the characteristics of the characters.
b. When the author explicitly reveals the behavior of the characters.
c. When the author allows the readers to discover the characteristics of the characters
through their speeches, actions, and interactions with other characters.
d. When the author states every detail of the characters.

24. It is the problem presented in the story.


a. Solution b. Complication c. Conflict d. Resolution
[Link] type of conflict occurs when the character is facing his/her own thoughts or
feelings.
a. External Conflict c. Organizational Conflict
b. Internal Conflict d. Territorial Conflict

26. In this type of conflict, the characters are struggling against another characters.
a. Character vs. Character c. Character vs. Technology
b. Character vs. Nature d. Character vs. Society

27. What type of conflict is present when the main character is struggling to survive form
the strong typhoon.
a. Character vs. Character c. Character vs. Technology
b. Character vs. Nature d. Character vs. Society

28. In this point of view, the narrator merely tells a story from their own perspective.
a. First Person c. Third-Person Limited
b. Second Person d. Third-Person Omniscient
[Link] is known as the all-knowing point of view.
a. First Person c. Third-Person Limited
b. Second Person d. Third-Person Omniscient
[Link] conflict is present when the main character is in tension with robots.
a. Character vs. Character c. Character vs. Technology
b. Character vs. Nature d. Character vs. Society

Test II: Identify if Direct Characterization or Indirect Characterization is used in the


following text.

___________________________1. “John was a tall, lanky man with a perpetual scowl on his face.”
___________________________2. “Maria always helped her neighbors with their groceries, and she spent
her weekends volunteering at the local animal shelter.”
___________________________3. “Despite his wealth, Mr. Thompson was known for his generosity and
kindness.”
___________________________4. “Every time she entered the room, people couldn’t help but notice her
radiant smile and the way she made everyone feel at ease.”
___________________________5. “Tommy’s room was a mess, with clothes strewn everywhere and old
pizza boxes piled up in the corner.”

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