TEST I (Multiple Choice)
A frame story is a literary technique that serves as a
Direction: Encircle the letter of the correct answer. NO
ERASURES! ERASURES CONSIDER AS WRONG!
1. In the heart of a bustling city, Sarah, a young
architect, dreamed of designing eco-friendly
buildings despite facing scepticism from her peers.
Undeterred, she poured her energy into sustainable
designs, fuelled by a determination to make a
positive impact on the environment. Despite initial
setbacks and rejection letters, Sarah persisted,
attending workshops and honing her skills late into
the night. Her breakthrough came when she won a
prestigious competition for her innovative green
building design, perseverance can overcome even
the greatest obstacles. With her passion and resolve,
Sarah's vision for a greener future began to take
shape, inspiring others to follow their dreams with
unwavering determination.
What is the theme for this selection?
A. Love
B. Determination
C. Happy
D. Family Positivity
2. As Sarah nervously awaited the results of the
prestigious competition, her heart raced with
anticipation. The tension in the room was palpable
as the judges announced the runner-ups, but Sarah's
name remained unmentioned. Just as
disappointment began to settle in, the head judge
paused, a sly smile spreading across his face, hinting
at a twist yet to unfold. With bated breath, Sarah and
the audience hung on his every word, their hopes
teetering on the edge of uncertainty. It was in that
electrifying moment that the judge declared, "And
the winner is..." - leaving Sarah's fate suspended in
the balance, poised to either fulfill her dreams or
face crushing defeat.
In the given selection, what is the correct
corresponding technique used in the selection?
A. Flashback
B. Figure of Speech
C. Cliffhanger
D. Herring
3. How does the setting contribute to the mood of the
story?
A. By providing insight into the characters' thoughts
and feelings.
B. By influencing the actions and decisions of the
main characters.
C. By creating a sense of atmosphere and tone that
affects the reader's emotions.
D. By driving the plot forward through a series of
dramatic events.
4.
companion piece to a story within a story, where an
introductory or main narrative sets the stage either
for a more emphasized second narrative or for a set
of shorter stories.
A. Theme
B. Narrative
C. Frame Narrative
D. Narrative Frame
5. How does denouement contribute to the overall
impact of a story?
A. provides readers with a sense of closure and
allows them to reflect on the events of the story. It
often leaves a lasting impression and reinforces the
themes and messages conveyed throughout the
narrative.
B. denouement can vary depending on the
complexity of the story. It can be a brief resolution or
a more extended exploration of the aftermath of the
climax.
C. Denouement is the final part of a narrative, where
the various plot threads are resolved, and the story
reaches its conclusion.
D. None of the above
6. How do authors develop characters in their works?
A. Characters can undergo significant development
and change as a result of the events and conflicts
they experience during the story. This is known as
character arc.
B. examining their traits, motivations, relationships,
and growth throughout the story. They also consider
the characters' roles in advancing the plot and
conveying themes.
C. Both B and A
D. through their actions, dialogue, thoughts, and
interactions with other characters. They may also
reveal characters through physical descriptions and
internal conflict
7. In our courts, when it's a white man's word against a
black man's, the white man always wins. They're
ugly, but those are the facts of life." Atticus Finch's
words echoed in Scout's mind as she grappled with
the racial tensions of Maycomb, Alabama. The trial
of Tom Robinson, a black man accused of raping a
white woman, divided the town along racial lines. As
Atticus courageously defended Tom, facing the wrath
of his prejudiced neighbors, Scout witnessed
firsthand the deep-rooted conflict between justice
and prejudice in society. Through the trial, Scout
learned that standing up for what is right often
comes at a great personal cost, and that the fight
against injustice is an ongoing struggle.
What Literary Conventions did this selection use?
A. Language
B. Theme
 C. Conflict 8. A detective (professional or amateur) might be
D. Plot considered the convention of the mastery of genre.
8. Possess traits, personalities, motivations, and
backgrounds that drive the plot forward or 9. Organization of ideas includes brainstorming to
contribute to the overall theme of the work. generate ideas and dealing with a specific are of
A. Man Vs. Man personal experience, interest or expertise.
B. Characterization 10. Spatial Order is describing a scene as things are
C. Theme arrange in a physical space- either by moving from
D. Character one detail to the next or as view from one stationary
9. The sequence of events that make up a story, novel, vantage point.
play, film, or any other narrative work. It
encompasses the arrangement and interrelation of TEST III: ESSAY (10 POINTS)
events, actions, and occurrences that unfold within
Directions: Answer the question and explain it in an essay of
the narrative.
at least 3-5 sentences. (I need to see an essay and work from
A. Plot
a Grade 12 student).
B. Sequence
1. As a student, how helpful are points while writing a draft
C. Topic
of a short piece? How will you use it effectively in writing?
D. Literary Convention
10. Refers to the generally accepted practices,
techniques, styles, and forms that writers use to
create and convey their works of literature. Include
various elements such as narrative structures,
character archetypes, settings, themes, and literary
devices like metaphors, similes, and symbolism.
A. Literature Convenience
B. Literary Convention
C. Fiction
D. None of the above

TEST II: Modify True or False

Direction: Determine whether the statement below is true or

false. In the blank before the number, write T if the statement
is true and if the statement is false underline the incorrect
words and give the correct answer.

1. In writing a fiction, the topic should generate more

interest to the reader rather that the writer.

2. In chronological order, the writer organize his ideas

from beginning to end.

3. Spatial order is a way of organizing ideas where the

author generally keeps the most important or
exciting point until the end of the piece.

4. The reason why a writer wants or need to write will

determine the form and content of his/her writing.

5. Random order, required to organize ideas from

general to specific.

6. Third person point of view is the story is told directly

to “you”, with the reader as a participant in the
action.

7. Climax is the crucial and exciting part of the story.