creative writing

• intertextuality is a powerful technique used by writers to make ' multiple layers' of

  meaning
• it is a type of intertextuality which is used for satirical purposes.

  parody
• is it a type of intertextuality wherein the writer makes an indirect reference to another text, historical period or religious belief.

  allusion.
• 4. it is a type of intertextuality which uses a particular written work to create a film, TV drama, or stage play.

  adaptation.
• 5. this type of intertextuality happens when the writer changes or extends the meaning of a certain text by reworking or re-imagination.

  appropriation.
• 6. it is a type of allusion which refers to past event or period.

  historical.
• 7. what type of allusion is expressed in "this place is like a garden of eden"

  religious.
• 8. what type of allusion is expressed in "she had a smile that rivaled that of Mona Lisa"

  literary.
• 9. it is a type of allusion which refers to stories involving the church or faith.

  religious.
• 10. which type of intertextuality a writer uses to mock its target who are usually popular personalities?

  parody
• 11. which type of intertextuality desires to introduce to the audience a whole new and fresh literary style from a popular material?

  adaptation
• 14. which of the following requires awareness of human nature?

  character development
• 15. she is as beautiful as a Venus is a >historical< intertextuality.

  false. mythological
• 16. quotation involves >indirect< reference to another text, giving citation to its owner.

  false. direct
• 17. the >conflict< arises from the challenges the protagonist face.

  true
• 19. the >denouement< shows whether or not the conflict has been resolved.

  true
• 21.the >falling action< gives clues to the ending of the play.

  true
• 1. which of the following is NOT part of the plot?

  theme
• 3.which element of drama refers to the events that took place in the past?

  backstory
• 4. which of the following refers to the hints at the future used to stir audience's anticipation?

  foreshadowing
• 5. which of the statements is true?

  a .drama includes dance to set the mood of the audience

  b .drama is meant to be performed rather than read.

  c .the one who writes drama is called a script writer.

  b drama is meant to be performed rather than read
• 6. it refers to the actor's speech delivery to express thoughts at the time when he/she is alone.

  soliloquy
• 7. which element reveals the tone in the play?

  dialogue
• 8. which of the following describes the lighting, costumes or how the actress behave in the stage?

  stage directions
• 9. which type of play evokes fear and pity?

  tragedy
• 10. Which type of play aims to release a powerful emotion at the end?

  Tragedy
• 11. Which dramatic elements involves happenings that cause a sense of uncertainty about things that will happen to the characters?

  Suspense
• 12. Which is known as the versatile genre of drama?

  Opera
• 13. Which type of drama uses practical jokes and shows violent conflict and crude humor?

  Farce
• 14. It refers to the storyline of the play.

  Arc
• 15. Intertextuality is a powerful technique used by writers to make 'multiple layers' of ____.

  Meaning
• 12. The following statements Express the significance of intertextuality, EXCEPT:

  A it confuses students when they write their own texts.

  B It invites readers to revisit earlier texts.

  C it causes audience to raise question concerning originality of texts.

  A it confuses students when they write their own texts.
• 13. How is implicit characterization done?

  A By letting the narrator introduce the character

  B by enabling the audience discover by themselves the qualities of the character

  C By informing the audience about the looks and other traits of the character

  B by enabling the audience discover by themselves the qualities of the character