4. Which of the following is NOT among the experimental texts?
D. elegy
A spoken-word poetry
C. prose poem
B. shape poetry
5. What is a written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure?
C. stanza
B. poetry
D. prose
A. sentence
6. What element refers to the main idea in a novel or short story?
A plot
B. theme
C. conflict
D. symbolism
7. Which element of fiction presents the story in a particular angle?
A point of view
B. characters
C. setting
D. plot
8 How can the element of conflict provide deeper meaning in a story or narrative?
A. By highlighting the characters strengths and weaknesses
B. By highlighting the characters physical attributes
C. By highlighting the conflicting ideas or issues
D. By highlighting the conflicting persons
9. Using a small boat in a sea to represent one's self in a narrative is an example o!
A. characters
B. symbols
C. setting
D. theme
10. Why is the element of setting vital in writing fiction?
A. It removes any doubt as to the ending of the story
B. It establishes the struggles between the protagonist and antagonist.
C. It provides a reliable framework where the narrative should be based on.
D. It helps the readers imagine the events that take place in the whole narrative​