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REVIEW: DOMINANT LITERARY CONVENTIONS OF TRADITIONAL GENRES

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MULTIPLE CHOICE ACTIVITY FOR REVIEW OF PREVIOUS LESSON

by Jasmin Buergo
1

In creative writing, what is the best definition of a "literary convention"?

2

A writer wants to control the reading speed of a poem and add layers of meaning by breaking a sentence across a line without any punctuation. Which poetic device should they use?

3

If a story is told from a perspective where the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all the characters, which Point of View (POV) is being utilized?

4

Which of the following best contrasts "rhythm" and "meter" in poetry?

5

You are reading a text that has completely stripped away standard narrative prose paragraphs and is instead divided into Acts and Scenes. Which genre are you reading?

6

What is the primary purpose of "stage directions" in a dramatic script?

7

A fiction writer is utilizing a traditional linear narrative arc. After the story reaches its highest point of tension (the Climax), what is the next structural phase the reader expects?

8

Why is poetry often referred to as a highly "compressed" use of language?

9

A character on stage stands alone and delivers a long speech expressing their internal thoughts directly to the audience. This convention is known as a:

10

In fiction, how do writers primarily manipulate "pacing"?

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