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