LIT 107 CBT Practice

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📘 LIT 107 PRACTICE TEST – IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

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Total Questions: 40

Time Allowed: 15 minutes

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LIT 107

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

A. The volume of the background music

B. The literal sound of the author's speech

C. The unique personality or "sound" of a piece of writing

D. The number of characters speaking

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2. Developing "increased originality" often starts with:

A. Seeking to imitate models that you like

B. Stopping writing altogether

C. Asking someone else to write for you

D. Using a dictionary for every word

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

A. 700 words

B. 5,000 words

C. 100 words

D. 10,000 words

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

A. Prologue

B. Exposition

C. Climax

D. Resolution

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5. Creative writing in this course is defined as:

A. Poetry, prose, drama, and creative non-fiction

B. News reporting and journalism

C. Legal and medical documentation

D. Academic and technical writing

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

A. Conducting laboratory experiments

B. Regularly producing creative writing forms

C. Learning a foreign language

D. Memorizing historical dates

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

A. He/She

B. I/Me

C. It

D. They/Them

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

A. Drama

B. Non-fiction

C. Poetry

D. Fiction

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9. An "Original" work is one that:

A. Is copied from a website

B. Has no author

C. Shows the author's distinct style and new ideas

D. Is a word-for-word translation

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

A. Exclusive writing journal

B. Textbook for math

C. Daily newspaper

D. Secret file

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

A. Voice

B. Character

C. Plot

D. Statistical Analysis

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

A. Being late

B. Being absent

C. Being early

D. Being prepared

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13. "Imagery" in writing appeals to the:

A. Reader's physical strength

B. Reader's bank account

C. Reader's five senses

D. Reader's ability to count

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

A. Score high marks

B. Receive a prize

C. Be exempted from the exam

D. Score low marks

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

A. Directly compares two unrelated things

B. Repeats the same sound

C. Exaggerates the truth

D. Compares two things using "like" or "as"

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16. "Foreshadowing" is a technique used to:

A. Explain the climax after it happens

B. End a story abruptly

C. Introduce the author

D. Give hints about what will happen later

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

A. It involves learned skills and practice

B. It is done by hand

C. It is only for children

D. It is a form of carpentry

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

A. Setting

B. Conflict

C. Characterization

D. Plot

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19. "Point of view" determines:

A. The price of the book

B. The location of the publisher

C. The perspective from which the story is told

D. The font size used in the manuscript

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

A. Twist

B. Denouement

C. Falling action

D. Resolution

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21. The protagonist is typically the:

A. Person who sells the book

B. Person who writes the book

C. Villain of the story

D. The protagonist is typically the:

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

A. Essay

B. Poetry

C. Prose

D. Drama

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

A. Antagonist

B. Protagonist

C. Persona

D. Audience

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24. Creative writing ideas are "generated" through:

A. Only through sleep

B. Practical examination and brainstorming

C. Waiting for an accident to happen

D. Copying textbooks word-for-word

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25. The "Rising Action" follows the:

A. Resolution

B. Ending

C. Exposition

D. Climax

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

A. Silent and non-verbal

B. Rude and discouraging

C. Intelligent, analytical, and helpful

D. Irrelevant to the text

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

A. The story is at its most exciting point

B. The characters are first named

C. The conflict is settled or concluded

D. The conflict is introduced

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

A. Plot

B. Format

C. Genre

D. Style

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29. "Prose" refers to:

A. Writing in stanzas

B. Writing only in rhyming couplets

C. Writing in sentences and paragraphs

D. Writing only for the stage

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

A. Publication

B. Revision and rewriting

C. Distribution

D. Generation

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31. The antagonist is the character who:

A. Opposes the main character

B. Tells the story

C. Dies in the first chapter

D. Helps the hero

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32. In drama, "Dialogue" refers to:

A. The stage directions

B. The lighting effects

C. The costume design

D. The conversation between characters

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

A. 50%

B. 100%

C. 90%

D. 75%

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

A. Underlying message or central idea

B. Chronological timeline

C. Geographical location

D. List of characters

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

A. A unit of action that takes place in a specific time and location

B. The back cover of the book

C. The entire book

D. The author's signature

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

A. Setting

B. Dialogue

C. Theme

D. Mood

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37. A "Conflict" in a story is:

A. The table of contents

B. A friendly conversation

C. A struggle between opposing forces

D. The bibliography

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38. "Characterization" is the process of:

A. Printing the manuscript

B. Developing and portraying characters

C. Counting the pages

D. Naming the book

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39. The "Audience" is the:

A. Person who writes the book

B. Group of people who read or watch the work

C. Main character's family

D. Person who prints the book

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40. Creative non-fiction is a genre that:

A. Is identical to technical manual writing

B. Avoids the use of "voice" or "character

C. Uses only imaginary facts

D. Uses literary styles and techniques to create factually accurate narratives

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