Interactive Quiz Transcending Limits Through Literature

Interactive Quiz

Transcending Limits Through Literature

Part I- For the questions 1- 7, relate it to the literary genres.Choose the letter of the correct answer.

Part II- For questions 8-15 relate it to the story “Adventures of Tom Sawyer”Choose the letter of the correct answer.

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Question Index

Part I

1.It is a form of literary art which uses aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of language to evoke meanings.

a. Fictionb. Drama c. Poetry

2. It is a work of literature that deals with information or events that are not factual, but rather imaginary.

a.Fictionb.Essayc.Drama

3. The following are the major genres of literature, except;

a.Fictionb.Non-fictionc.Short Story

4.It is brief imaginative narrative unfolding a single pre-dominating incident and a single and a single chief character. It is mark by a unity of action, setting and theme.

a.Legendsb.Mythsc.Short story

5. It is a type of non-fiction which is a narrative account, often chronological of the important event of someone’s own life.

a. Essayb. Novelc. Autobiography

6. This is the sequence of related events that make up a story or a drama.

a.Settingsb.Titlec.Plot

7. This is the idea expressed in literary work; the central insight that the work gives us about human life.

a.Plotb.Themec.Character

Part II

8. How does Tom trick his friends into helping him whitewash the fence?

a. By trading them treasuresb. He offer them moneyc. By convincing them that whitewashing is a great pleasure

9. Who is blamed for the murder of Dr. Robinson?

a. Muff Potterb. Injun Joec. Tom Sawyer

10. Why did Injun Joe killed Dr. Robinson?

a.He wants revenge for an incident that happened five years earlier

b.Because the doctor humiliated him

c.Because he made a racist comment about Native Americans

11. Why did Tom and Becky’s romance collapsed?

a. Tom accidentally revealed that he is still engaged with another girl

b. Becky don’t love him anymore

c. Tom plans to be a pirate

12. What book and who is the owner of the book that Becky accidentally ripped off?

a. Mrs. Harper’s diary bookb. Mr. Dobbins’ anatomy bookc. Mr. Dobbins’ bible

13. What makes the boys decide to go back home after making themselves as pirates in an island?

a. They saw Injun Joe in the island

b. They got homesickc. Lack of food

14. How did Tom and Becky able to go outside the cave when they were trapped?

a. Tom, after searching for a passage found a hole where they crawled out

b. They were rescued by the people

c. They saw the marks they made and found the way outside

15. What made Judge Tatcher decides to shut and lock the cave?

a. Because he know that Injun Joe is inside the cave

b. Because of the experience of Tom and Becky

c. Because there are many bats inside

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