This document appears to be an exam for a creative writing class that covers various concepts in fiction writing. It includes true/false questions about fiction elements like plot, setting, climax, and characters. It also has fill-in-the-blank and multiple choice questions about fiction types (world-driven, plot-driven, character-driven), reading levels, authors like O. Henry, and analyzing the short story "The Last Leaf". The exam tests students' understanding of key fiction concepts and terminology.

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Name: __________________________________________ Score:______________________________
Grade & Section:__________________________________ Date:
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Second Monthly Examination In Creative Writing
GENERAL DIRECTIONS:
• Read and understand the directions carefully.
• Write legibly and avoid erasures. Friction pens are not allowed. Any form of obvious alterations will
invalidate your answer/s.
• You are given one hour to finish this exam. The test has 50 points.
I. TRUE OR FALSE: Write T if the statement is true and F if the statement is false.
________________1. Fiction refers to any type of literature made with the aid of imagination
________________2. Pre-writing is the first stage of writing a fiction story.
________________3.Revision is best done through the A.R.R.R approach.
________________4. Writing is the stage of writing wherein we create the so called rough or first
draft.
________________5. Revision is the third part/stage of fiction writing.
________________6. O. Henry authored the story The last leaf.
________________7. The setting is the time and place in which the action occurs.
________________8.The climax is the highest or most exciting part of a fiction story.
________________9.A protagonist is the main character of a story.
________________10. An antagonist is a person or thing working against the protagonist, or hero,
in the story.
________________11. Unity is needed in fiction is to develop a single body of idea from various ideas.
________________12. Creating emphasis means highlighting the main ideas from a multitude of lesser
important ideas.
________________13. It is better to start with tensions or a problem to be solved as we write fiction works
________________14.The A.R.R.R approach stands for Add, Rearrange, Remove and Replace
________________15.Point of view is the vantage point or perspective a speaker presents a story.
II. FILL OUT THE BLANKS: Complete each blank with the correct answer.
Measure the reading level Resolution Third person
Rising action Beginner First person
Personalities Rising action Characterization
Exposition Vandalize Character
Highlighting Plot Purpose
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2. 1. The ___________ may be to explain or inform, entertain, persuade, or reveal an important truth.
2. A __________a person, an animal, or an imaginary creature that takes the part in the action of the story.
3. ____________ is the techniques an author uses to develop the
personality of a character in a literary work.
4. In the ___________ point of view, the story is told by one of the characters in the story. The character
uses the pronouns I and we.
5. In the ____________ point of view,the story is told by the narrator who stands outside of the story and
observes the events as they unfold. The narrator uses the pronouns she, he, and they.
6. The _______ is the action or sequence of events in a story. It is based on a key conflict.
7. The ___________ the first part of the story.
8. In the ____________, the series of conflicts or struggles that build a story toward its climax.
9. The ____________ is the most intense point of a story.
10. The ___________ brings the story to a close.
11. The first tip on reading and appreciating fiction is to ________________.
12. The lowest level of reading is the ____________ stage.
13. We must choose books that matches our ____________ and interests.
14. We must not be afraid to ___________ the book as it would be a great help for us.
15. _____________ can give us a multitude of new information.
III. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Choose the letter of the BEST answer. Write it on the blank space provided
before the number.
______1. In this type of books, the world becomes the book's main attraction.
A. World- driven C. Plot driven
B. Language driven D. Character driven
______2. In this type of books, the plot captivates and captures the reader.
A. World- driven C. Plot driven
B. Language driven D. Character driven
______3. These books focuses on the Character as the novel itself.
A. World- driven C. Plot driven
B. Language driven D. Character driven
______4.These are mostly found in literary fiction.
A. World- driven C. Plot driven
B. Language driven D. Character driven
______5. This is an example of a character driven book.
A. Harry Potter C. Romeo and Juliet
B. The Chronicles of Narnia D. Mythology
______6. This is an example of a world driven book.
A. Harry Potter C. Romeo and Juliet
B. The Chronicles of Narnia D. Mythology
______7. On what reading level is Tomas in if he has a comprehension level of 30 % and Below?
A. Proficient B. Average C. Beginner D. Expert
______8. It is said that it is better to write fiction in a style wherein you hang the story in a cliff. What do you
call these types of stories.
A. Infinite B. Cliffhangers C. Jumpers D. Endless
______9. He authored the story The last leaf.
A. Mark Twain B. Geoffrey Chaucer C. O. Henry D. Edgar Allan Poe
______10. What attitude was shown by Old Behrman as he painted the last leaf for the dying Johnsy?
A. Love B. Arrogance C. Humility D. Sacrifice
IV. Answer the following to the best of your knowledge.
1. In your own opinion and words, explain what is sacrifice and why it is necessary for us to learn and
practice such traits.(5 pts)
2. Let’s have a reading level assessment drill. (10 pts)
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