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Froggy Jumps NovelOnline version Read the statements carefully. Choose the correct answer by Kissa Myle Libron 1 1. What is a novel? a A. A short, factual report with data and statistics b B. A long, fictional narrative written in prose and divided into chapters c C. A collection of poems exploring rhythm and rhyme 2 2. How are novels usually divided? a Into verses b Into chapters c Into acts 3 3. In a novel, which element represents the central struggle and its outcomes? a A. Character Development b B. Conflict and Resolution c C. Narration 4 4. What type of character undergoes significant change in a story? a A. Static Character b B. Flat Character c C. Dynamic Character 5 5. Which part of the plot introduces characters, setting, and background information? a A. Exposition b B. Climax c C. Falling Action 6 6. Which of the following correctly pairs climax and anti-climax? a A. Climax: A dull ending; Anti-Climax: The highest point of tension b B. Climax: The turning point of the story; Anti-Climax: A disappointing or weak ending c C. Climax: Only found in tragedies; Anti-Climax: Only found in comedies 7 Which element of a novel refers to the perspective from which the story is told? a Character development b Conflict and resolution c Narration 8 Who is the main character around whom the story revolves? a Antagonist b Static character c Protagonist 9 9. If a narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters, the story is told from: a A. Third Person Limited b B. First Person c C. Third Person Omniscient 10 10. Why is character development important in a novel? a A. It provides lists of characters and their names only b B. It shows how characters grow and change throughout the story c C. It describes the setting in detail 11 Which character type does not change throughout the story? a Static character b Protagonist c Antagonist 12 Which theme represents a struggle between opposing forces of morality? a Good vs. Evil b Love and Sacrifice c Friendship and Trust 13 Which narrative perspective uses “I” to tell the story? a Third Person Limited b Third Person Omniscient c First Person

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1. What is a novel?

2. How are novels usually divided?

3. In a novel, which element represents the central struggle and its outcomes?

4. What type of character undergoes significant change in a story?

5. Which part of the plot introduces characters, setting, and background information?

6. Which of the following correctly pairs climax and anti-climax?

Which element of a novel refers to the perspective from which the story is told?

Who is the main character around whom the story revolves?

9. If a narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters, the story is told from:

10. Why is character development important in a novel?

Which character type does not change throughout the story?

Which theme represents a struggle between opposing forces of morality?

Which narrative perspective uses “I” to tell the story?