1. Which type of conflict shows a struggle between two opposing characters?, A. Character vs. Society, B. Character vs. Nature, C. Character vs. Character, D. Character vs. Self, 2. A story that begins in the present but later shifts to past events uses:, A. Linear plot, B. Flashback, C. Foreshadowing, D. Climax, 3. Which element refers to the way an author develops personalities in a story?, A. Plot, B. Characterization, C. Tone, D. Style, 4. Which literary device compares two unlike things using “like” or “as”?, A. Metaphor, B. Simile, C. Personification, D. Hyperbole, 5. The rhythm and beat in poetry are created by:, A. Tone and mood, B. Rhyme and meter, C. Diction, D. Style, 6. Which point of view uses “I” or “we”?, A. First person, B. Second person, C. Third person limited, D. Third person omniscient, 7. The overall unity of a literary text where all parts contribute to the whole is called:, A. Organic unity, B. Motif, C. Theme, D. Style, 8. Which context examines how an author’s life influences the text?, A. Historical context, B. Biographical context, C. Sociocultural context, D. Structural context, 9. Which of the following best shows diction?, A. The choice of words used by the author, B. The sequence of events in the story, C. The sound devices in poetry, D. The conflict between characters, 10. A maxim such as “Honesty is the best policy” is an example of:, A. Plot twist, B. Universal truth, C. Flashback, D. Motif, 11. The feeling or atmosphere created in a literary text is called:, A. Tone, B. Mood, C. Style, D. Theme, 12. A recurring symbol, idea, or theme in a text is known as:, A. Motif, B. Plot, C. Characterization, D. Conflict, 13. The struggle between a fisherman and a stormy sea is an example of:, A. Character vs. Character, B. Character vs. Society, C. Character vs. Nature, D. Character vs. Self, 14. The technique of giving human qualities to non-human things is:, A. Hyperbole, B. Personification, C. Metaphor, D. Irony, 15. The social and cultural background reflected in a text is called:, A. Historical context, B. Biographical context, C. Sociocultural context, D. Structural context, 16. Which figure of speech exaggerates ideas for emphasis?, A. Hyperbole, B. Simile, C. Metaphor, D. Alliteration, 17. Which sound device repeats initial consonant sounds?, A. Assonance, B. Alliteration, C. Onomatopoeia, D. Rhyme, 18. Which narrative technique allows the reader to know the thoughts of all characters?, A. First person, B. Third person limited, C. Third person omniscient, D. Second person, 19. Which of the following best describes style in literature?, A. The author’s choice of words and sentence structure, B. The sequence of events in the story, C. The conflict between characters, D. The theme of the story, 20. Publishing a poem that reflects Filipino culture shows:, A. Historical context, B. Biographical context, C. Sociocultural context, D. Structural context

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