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Creative NonfictionFinal Exam, Exams of Creative writing

University of San Jose Recoletos (USJR)Creative writing

30-item Test Questions that focuses only on the first quarter

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2022/2023

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Name: _______________________________________________Grade & Section: ______________________
School: _______________________________________________Date: ________________________________
CREATIVE NON-FICTION
FIRST QUARTER EXAM
Directions: Read the questions carefully. Shade the letter before the number of the correct answer.
1. What is the primary purpose of creative nonfiction?
A. To entertain the reader with fictional stories B. To inform the reader with factual information
C. To persuade the reader with strong arguments D. To inspire the reader with imaginative ideas
2. Which of the following is a common literary convention used in creative nonfiction?
A. Dialogue B. Rhyme scheme C. Flashback D. Alliteration
3. What is the importance of research in creative nonfiction writing?
A. It helps to create fictional elements in the story B. It provides evidence and credibility to the
writing
C. It allows the author to express personal opinions D. It adds suspense and mystery to the narrative
4. What is the purpose of using literary devices in creative nonfiction?
A. To confuse and challenge the reader B. To create a sense of mystery and suspense
C. To engage the reader and enhance the storytelling D. To provide evidence for the author's claims
5. How does creative nonfiction differ from traditional nonfiction?
A. It focuses on fictional stories rather than facts B. It includes personal opinions
C. It uses literary techniques to engage the reader D. It follows a specific structure and format
6. Which of the following is an example of creative nonfiction?
A. A news article reporting on a recent event B. A fantasy novel set in a magical world
C. A personal essay about a memorable experience D. A scientific research paper on climate change
7. How are characters portrayed in creative nonfiction?
A. They are fictional characters. B. They are portrayed through dialogue only.
C. They are real people with depth and development. D. They are portrayed through descriptive details
only.
8. What is the relationship between research and creative nonfiction?
A. Research is not necessary in creative nonfiction. B. Research helps create fictional elements in the
story.
C. Research provides factual accuracy and credibility D. Research adds tension and conflict to the
narrative.
9. How do personal narrative and historical writing differ in terms of theme and message?
A. Personal narrative explores personal experiences; historical writing focuses on broader historical events.
B. Personal narrative and historical writing both convey messages about personal growth and self-reflection.
C. There is no difference in theme and message between personal narrative and historical writing.
D. Personal narrative does not have themes or messages, while historical writing does.
10. How does the use of narrative voice differ between memoir and biography?
A. Memoir uses a first-person narrative voice, while biography uses a third-person narrative voice.
B. Memoir uses a third-person narrative voice, while biography uses a first-person narrative voice.
C. There is no difference in the use of narrative voice between memoir and biography.
D. Memoir and biography both use a second-person narrative voice.
11. How does the use of personal reflection differ between memoir and biography?
A. Memoir and biography both include personal reflection.
B. Memoir does not include personal reflection, while biography heavily relies on it.
C. There is no difference in the use of personal reflection between memoir and biography.
D. Memoir includes personal reflection, while biography focuses on factual information.
12. How does the author's perspective differ between personal narrative and investigative journalism?
A. Personal narrative is subjective, while investigative journalism is objective.
B. Personal narrative and investigative journalism both have an objective perspective.
C. Personal narrative does not have an author's perspective, while investigative journalism does.
D. There is no difference in the author's perspective between personal narrative and investigative journalism.
13. Which of the following genres of creative nonfiction focuses on personal experiences and reflections?
A. Memoir B. Biography
C. Travelogue D. Nature writing
14. Which genre of creative nonfiction is the narrative voice typically subjective and reflective?
A. Personal essay B. Investigative journalism
C. Historical writing D. Literary journalism
15. What role does research play in genres like historical writing and investigative journalism?
A. It is not necessary in any genre B. It adds credibility and depth to the narrative
C. It is only used in historical writing D. It is only used in investigative journalism
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Name: _______________________________________________Grade & Section: ______________________ School: _______________________________________________Date: ________________________________ CREATIVE NON-FICTION FIRST QUARTER EXAM Directions: Read the questions carefully. Shade the letter before the number of the correct answer.

  1. What is the primary purpose of creative nonfiction? A. To entertain the reader with fictional stories B. To inform the reader with factual information C. To persuade the reader with strong arguments D. To inspire the reader with imaginative ideas
  2. Which of the following is a common literary convention used in creative nonfiction? A. Dialogue B. Rhyme scheme C. Flashback D. Alliteration
  3. What is the importance of research in creative nonfiction writing? A. It helps to create fictional elements in the story B. It provides evidence and credibility to the writing C. It allows the author to express personal opinions D. It adds suspense and mystery to the narrative
  4. What is the purpose of using literary devices in creative nonfiction? A. To confuse and challenge the reader B. To create a sense of mystery and suspense C. To engage the reader and enhance the storytelling D. To provide evidence for the author's claims
  5. How does creative nonfiction differ from traditional nonfiction? A. It focuses on fictional stories rather than facts B. It includes personal opinions C. It uses literary techniques to engage the reader D. It follows a specific structure and format
  6. Which of the following is an example of creative nonfiction? A. A news article reporting on a recent event B. A fantasy novel set in a magical world C. A personal essay about a memorable experience D. A scientific research paper on climate change
  7. How are characters portrayed in creative nonfiction? A. They are fictional characters. B. They are portrayed through dialogue only. C. They are real people with depth and development. D. They are portrayed through descriptive details only.
  8. What is the relationship between research and creative nonfiction? A. Research is not necessary in creative nonfiction. B. Research helps create fictional elements in the story. C. Research provides factual accuracy and credibility D. Research adds tension and conflict to the narrative.
  9. How do personal narrative and historical writing differ in terms of theme and message? A. Personal narrative explores personal experiences; historical writing focuses on broader historical events. B. Personal narrative and historical writing both convey messages about personal growth and self-reflection. C. There is no difference in theme and message between personal narrative and historical writing. D. Personal narrative does not have themes or messages, while historical writing does.
  10. How does the use of narrative voice differ between memoir and biography? A. Memoir uses a first-person narrative voice, while biography uses a third-person narrative voice. B. Memoir uses a third-person narrative voice, while biography uses a first-person narrative voice. C. There is no difference in the use of narrative voice between memoir and biography. D. Memoir and biography both use a second-person narrative voice.
  11. How does the use of personal reflection differ between memoir and biography? A. Memoir and biography both include personal reflection. B. Memoir does not include personal reflection, while biography heavily relies on it. C. There is no difference in the use of personal reflection between memoir and biography. D. Memoir includes personal reflection, while biography focuses on factual information.
  12. How does the author's perspective differ between personal narrative and investigative journalism? A. Personal narrative is subjective, while investigative journalism is objective. B. Personal narrative and investigative journalism both have an objective perspective. C. Personal narrative does not have an author's perspective, while investigative journalism does. D. There is no difference in the author's perspective between personal narrative and investigative journalism.
  13. Which of the following genres of creative nonfiction focuses on personal experiences and reflections? A. Memoir B. Biography C. Travelogue D. Nature writing
  14. Which genre of creative nonfiction is the narrative voice typically subjective and reflective? A. Personal essay B. Investigative journalism C. Historical writing D. Literary journalism
  15. What role does research play in genres like historical writing and investigative journalism? A. It is not necessary in any genre B. It adds credibility and depth to the narrative C. It is only used in historical writing D. It is only used in investigative journalism
  1. When evaluating the use of research, which genre of creative nonfiction demonstrates the highest level of depth and credibility? A. Literary journalism B. Memoir C. Historical writing D. Nature writing
  2. How can you compare and contrast the elements used in different genres of creative nonfiction? A. By analyzing the use of narrative voice, structure, descriptive language, dialogue, author's perspective, theme and message, research, conflict, imagery, and author's voice B. By creating their own genres of creative nonfiction C. By evaluating the popularity of different genres D. By memorizing the names of different genres
  3. What is the purpose of analyzing and interpreting the theme in a creative nonfiction text? A. To evaluate the effectiveness of the author's writing style B. To understand the underlying message or central idea of the text C. To compare and contrast different genres of creative nonfiction D. To memorize the names of different creative nonfiction techniques
  4. How can the theme of a creative nonfiction text be evaluated? A. By analyzing the author's use of descriptive language B. By comparing the text to other works of creative nonfiction C. By examining the author's perspective and purpose D. By evaluating the popularity of the text among readers
  5. How does the author's perspective influence the interpretation of a creative nonfiction text? A. It has no impact on the interpretation B. It provides insight into the author's personal experiences and beliefs C. It confuses readers and makes the text less credible D. It is only relevant in fictional writing
  6. What should be considered when analyzing the techniques used in a creative nonfiction text? A. The author's use of dialogue and character development B. The author's choice of setting and plot structure C. The author's use of descriptive language and narrative voice D. The author's inclusion of fictional elements
  7. How does docufiction differ from gonzo journalism? A. Docufiction includes personal experiences, while gonzo journalism does not B. Docufiction combines documentary and fictional elements, while gonzo journalism is purely fictional C. Docufiction focuses on historical events, while gonzo journalism focuses on personal narratives D. Docufiction relies on a detached and objective writing style, while gonzo journalism is subjective and participatory
  8. What is the primary purpose of a documentary film? A. To document reality for educational or historical purposes B. To create a fictional narrative using real historical figures C. To entertain the audience with fictional stories D. To promote a specific political agenda
  9. Which is TRUE about setting as an element in Creative Nonfiction avoids or twists the chronological arrangement of events? A. Setting is not applicable B. The setting is usually imaginary C. The setting is usually based on a real world. D. The setting is always at the narrator’s home 25.Which element of Creative Nonfiction is defined as the logical arrangement of events? A. Plot B. Dialogue C. Characters D. Atmosphere
  10. Which of the given expressions exhibit metaphor? A. My brother was boiling mad. B. My mom is pretty like a flower C. This bread is as hard as a rock. D. That cheese pizza is calling my name.
  11. Which type of conflict involves a character having a grievance against another character? A. One Character Against Another Conflict B. A Character or Group Against Society Conflict C. A Character Against Nature Conflict D. Character Against Himself or Herself Conflict
  12. How does incorporating real dialogue and conversations contribute to creative nonfiction? A. It confuses the reader B. It authenticates the storytelling and immerses the reader C. It detracts from the narrative's authenticity D. It only affects the author's perspective
  13. Which of the following is an example of direct (explicit) characterization? A. Describing a character's actions and dialogues B. Letting readers infer about a character's thoughts and actions C. Creating inner struggles and emotions for a character D. Sharing the character's personal perspective
  14. What is the purpose of using symbolism in literary writing? A. To provide a literal interpretation of ideas and things B. To make the literary piece boring and uninteresting C. To hint at meanings instead of stating them directly D. To explain the plot and characters in detail
  15. Which of the statements below can be qualified as a sentence that uses tactile imagery? A. They can also hear the giggling of the green sea turtle in the pastel painting hanging on the wall. B. I washed the tiredness that clung to my skin like dust, in the surprisingly warm water from the pool. C. In the dry heat of summer, bursts of colors from the bougainvillea trellis shades a section of the road.