SET A
LONG TEST IN CREATIVE WRITING LONG TEST IN CREATIVE WRITING
A. Identifying Terms
Write the word being described in each number.
1. This kind of imagery appeals to the sense of sight
like shape, color, appearance, shade and others.
2. It is a type of sensory imagery that appeals to the
sense of smell.
3. This Engages the sense of touch that includes
textures and the many sensations a human being
experiences when touching.
4. It pertains to the feeling of movement.
5. This pertains to the sense of hearing.
B. Multiple Choice
Choose the letter of the best answer.
6. It projects human qualities onto inanimate objects,
or perhaps animals or natural elements.
a. metaphor c. personification
b. pun d. synecdoche
7. This is a figurative language that plays on words
and exploits the different meaning of a word or its
homonyms, usually to humorous effect.
a. metaphor c. personification
b. pun d. synecdoche
8. It is a sound device that layers some additional
meaning on top of the literal language of the text.
It occurs when a series of sound start with the
same letter sound.
a. alliteration c. assonance
b. hyperbole d. personification
9. The figurative language that are oftentimes used
to create auditory imageries in writing.
a. alliteration and onomatopoeia
b. idiom and pun
c. apostrophe and allusion
d. personification and metaphor
10. The statement, “ Her mother needs to feed six
mouths everyday.” Is an example of
a. metaphor c. personification
b. pun d. synecdoche
C. Identifying Figurative Language
11. My heart goes out of my chest whenever I see him.
12. I was struggling to figure out how lightning works,
but then it struck me.
13. He hit the nail on the head after delivering his
opinion about the issue.
14. Music is the artist’s bread and butter.
15. New York is a city that never sleeps.
16. Chicago is a city that is as fierce as a dog with
tongue lapping for action.
17. Is there an Einstein in your Physics class?
18. All Adam ate in August was apples and almonds.
19. Try as I might, the kite did not fly.
20. Love, who needs you?
D. Writing a Poem (10pts.)
Create a one stanza poem that makes use of at
least two types of figurative language and imagery.
WRITTEN WORK #3
SET B
A. Identifying Terms
Write the word being described in each number.
1. It pertains to the feeling of movement.
2. This kind of imagery appeals to the sense of sight
like shape, color, appearance, shade and others.
3. This pertains to the sense of hearing.
4. It is a type of sensory imagery that appeals to the
sense of smell.
5. This Engages the sense of touch that includes
textures and the many sensations a human being
experiences when touching.
B. Multiple Choice
Choose the letter of the best answer.
6. The statement, “ Her mother needs to feed six
mouths everyday.” Is an example of
A. metaphor c. personification
B. pun d. synecdoche
7. This is a figurative language that plays on words
and exploits the different meaning of a word or its
homonyms, usually to humorous effect.
A. metaphor c. personification
B. pun d. synecdoche
8. It projects human qualities onto inanimate objects,
or perhaps animals or natural elements.
c. metaphor c. personification
d. pun d. synecdoche
9. It is a sound device that layers some additional
meaning on top of the literal language of the text.
It occurs when a series of sound start with the
same letter sound.
A. alliteration c. assonance
B. hyperbole d. personification
10. The figurative language that are oftentimes used
to create auditory imageries in writing.
A. alliteration and onomatopoeia
B. idiom and pun
C. apostrophe and allusion
D. personification and metaphor
C. Identifying Figurative Language
11. Music is the artist’s bread and butter.
12. Love, who needs you?
13. Is there an Einstein in your Physics class?
14. He hit the nail on the head after delivering his
opinion about the issue.
15. New York is a city that never sleeps.
16. Chicago is a city that is as fierce as a dog with
tongue lapping for action.
17. My heart goes out of my chest whenever I see him.
18. I was struggling to figure out how lightning works,
but then it struck me.
19. All Adam ate in August was apples and almonds.
20. Try as I might, the kite did not fly.
D. Writing a Poem (10 pts.)
Create a one stanza poem that makes use of at
least two types of figurative language and imagery.
WRITTEN WORK #3