LIT 107 CBT Practice

1. Developing "increased originality" often starts with:

2. "Tardiness" in the course schedule refers to:

3. Which element refers to the writer's presence in the piece?

4. Creative non-fiction is a genre that:

5. "Imagery" in writing appeals to the:

6. A "First Person" narrator uses pronouns like:

7. "Characterization" is the process of:

8. Which of the following is an essential component of the LIT 107 course?

9. In drama, "Dialogue" refers to:

10. The "voice" in creative writing refers to:

11. Creative writing is considered a "craft" because:

12. The physical and social environment in which a story takes place is the:

13. The process of polishing a draft to improve its quality is called:

14. The protagonist is typically the:

15. What is the minimum attendance ratio required by the university?

16. An "incisive comment" made during class presentations is intended to be

17. A "Metaphor" is a figure of speech that:

18. Creative writing in this course is defined as:

19. A student who does not participate in interactive sessions will likely:

20. "Foreshadowing" is a technique used to:

21. The "Resolution" is the part of the story where:

22. Which form of writing uses "stanzas" and "meter"?

23. An "Original" work is one that:

24. A "Soliloquy" is most common in which genre?

25. The best creative pieces in the class will be compiled into a:

26. "Point of view" determines:

27. The arrangement of events in a story is called the:

28. The way a specific author writes is best described as:

29. The point of highest tension in a creative work is the:

30. A "Scene" in a story or play is:

31. The "Audience" is the:

32. A portfolio for LIT 107 should consist of approximately:

33. Creative writing ideas are "generated" through:

34. A story taking an unexpected turn is a literary device known as a:

35. The "Rising Action" follows the:

36. Which of these is NOT an element of creative writing mentioned in the goals?

37. The antagonist is the character who:

38. The "Theme" of a story is its:

39. A "Conflict" in a story is:

40. "Prose" refers to: