7.
8.
(b)
(c)
(e)
(d) Displays of humour whose words in narratives or dialogucs make the audience laugh.
A sentence or phrase which is difficult to articulate/pronounce quickly because of the
sequence of nearly similar sounds.
()
Write the correct answer for each of the items (a) - () in the answer booklet provided.
(a) Why is poetic licence important when composing poem?
(c)
(b) Why is irony used when creating a literary work?
(e)
When does literature become imaginary?
(d) How is the plot important to a novelist?
()
A puzzling question, statenent or deseription, especially one which intends to test the
respondent's cleverness.
A soothing song. pocm or picce of music that is ustually sung to make a baby sleep, to
calm a baby down when they are crying or instill into them some morals.
(a)
A short interesting or amusing story about a real person or event.
For each of the items (a) - (), fill in the blank space by choosing the correct answer from the
box and write it in the answer booklet provided.
(c)
Tragic-comedy. Play, Lullaby, Comedy, Non-fiction, Poetry, Fiction, Genre, Historical
(d)
Novel
(e)
Why do poets use metaphors in their works?
()
Why is the title of a literary work important?
(b) The type of play that involves both humorous and funny elements is called
The class, form, kind or type of literary work is called
A literary genre that is assumed to use more figures of speech than other genres is known
as
A narrative, especially in prose, created from imagination is called
A piece of writing or a dramatic work designed for acting on the stage is known as
A novel which narrates events that belong to a period prior to the time they are presented
is known as
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