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1.It refers to a group of two or more words that usually go

together

a. grammar

b. collocation

c. tense

d. verb

2.He is one of the few authors producing literature in Africa

a. Ngogi wa Thiong’o

b. Shakespearec. Homer

d. Virgil

3.What are the two types of

collocation?

a. Strong and weak collocation

b. Strong and soft collocation

c. Weak and brave collocation

d. Verb and tense collocation

4.Why collocation important?

a. You begin to learn words in larger group or “chunks” of language b. You begin to learn sentence in larger

group or “chunks” of language

c. You begin to learn phrases in larger group or “chunks” of languaged. You begin to learn clauses in larger group or “chunks” of language

5.This is the time and place in which events take place in a

literary works.

a. plot

b. setting

c. theme

d. introduction

6.The series of events that leads

from beginning to end.

a. plot

b. setting

c. theme

d. introduction

7.It is the main idea that the writer

communicates to the reader.

a. plot

b. theme

c. Point of view

d. introduction

8.The one who perform the action.

a. character

b. narrator

c. director

d. style

9.This characters built around a

single trait, quality or idea.

a. Flat character

b. Round character

c. Dynamic characterd. Protagonist

10.The central character in a story

or drama.

a. antagonist

b. static

c. Protagonist

d. flat

11.The person or force that

opposites the protagonist in the story of drama.

a. Heroine

b. antagonist

c. protagonist

d. round

12.What are the elements of plot?

a. Exposition, character, climax and conclusionb. Exposition, Conflict, climax, and denouementc. Exposition, drama, climax and denouementd. Exposition, conflict, climax and problem

13.It consist of series of

complications or problem.

a. Exposition

b. Climax

c. Conflict

d. Denouement

14.The final outcome of the story.

a. Climax

b. Conflict

c. Exposition

d. Denouement

15.The point where the main conflict

is finally solved.

a. climax

b. denouementc. conflict

d. exposition

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