1.

An author whose purpose is to will explain something to readers or provide them

with knowledge they did not possess before.
a. persuade
b. inform
c. entertain
d. manipulate
2. When writing to ________ an author's goal is to share information that is typically real and
factual.
a. entertain
b. persuade
c. inform
d. direct
3. A short fictional narrative.
a. Romanticism
b. Satire
c. Short Story
d. Juxtaposition
4. Which author wrote the poem that begins with "When I was one-and-twenty/I heard a wise
man say"?
a. Robert Browning
b. Lewis Carroll
c. A. E. Housman
d. Rudyard Kipling
5. "Life is real! Life is earnest!" was the beginning of a poem written by whom?
a. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
b. Walt Whitman
c. William Wordsworth
d. Robert Caruso
6. According to the poem The Iliad, who or what was inside the Trojan Horse?
a. Greek Soldiers
b. Trojan soldiers
c. Horses
d. Nothing
7. Is not in verse form, it is in sentence and paragraph form.
a. Theme
b. Prose
c. Poetry
d. Oral
8. The word literature derived from the Latin term “litera” which means _______.
a. Number
b. Symbol
c. Letter
d. Image
9. Literature of Self-Expression
a. Essay
b. Elegy
c. Ballad
d. Lyric Poetry
10. Ramayana and Biag ni Lam-ang are examples of _________.
a. metrical tale
b. metrical romance
c. short story
d. epic