Vocabulary - Types of Literary Works Quiz

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Quiz Preview | Go back   Student's Name appears here | Course Name appears here | QuizStar Types of Literary Works Vocab Quiz Directions Directions:     1. Answer the questions below by clicking the button next to the best answer choice or typing your correct answer. Each question's answers are in grey. 2. At the end of every page click the next button to move forward to the next page. DO NOT HIT THE BROWSER'S BACK BUTTON! 3. On the last page of the Quiz you will be able to see which questions are unanswered, are answered and have been flagged.  questions:     1. 1 pts. A short work of nonfiction prose focusing on a single topic or set of topics.    A. essay or article B. novel C. play D. short story Flag this question for later review   2. 1 pts. A book-length work of fiction with a variety of characters, a central plot, and several subplots. 40,000 words or longer.    A. novella B. play C. vignette D. novel Flag this question for later review   3. 1 pts. A dramatic work to be performed by live actors.    A. novel B. play C. short story D. song Flag this question for later review   4. 1 pts. A dramatic work written for film production.    A. song B. screenplay C. vignette D. novel E. novelette Flag this question for later review   5. 1 pts. A very brief story, often of 1500 words or less, normally with a surprise or ironic ending.    A. short story B. short-short story C. novella D. novel E. novelette Flag this question for later review   6. 1 pts. A brief work of fiction that is usually less than 10,000 words. It usually has a single plot, conflict, and sequence of events. No more than a handful of characters.    A. short-short story B. novel C. short story D. vignette E. play Flag this question for later review   7. 1 pts. Any work in verse written to accompany music.    A. play B. novella C. short-short story D. teleplay E. song Flag this question for later review   8. 1 pts. A brief literary work that focuses on a single character, occurrence, place, or moment in time. Normally no climax or resolution, and can be fiction or nonfiction.    A. short story B. novel C. vignette D. screenplay Flag this question for later review   9. 1 pts. A poem which uses sentences and paragraphs rather than lines and stanzas.    A. prose poem B. novel C. teleplay D. short story Flag this question for later review   10. 1 pts. A dramatic work written specifically for television.    A. play B. teleplay C. prose poem D. novel Flag this question for later review

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Quiz Directions  Questions     1. 1 pt(s). A short work of nonfiction prose focusing on a single topic or set of topics. A. essay or article B. novel C. play D. short story   2. 1 pt(s). A book-length work of fiction with a variety of characters, a central plot, and several subplots. 40,000 words or longer. A. novella B. play C. vignette D. novel   3. 1 pt(s). A dramatic work to be performed by live actors. A. novel B. play C. short story D. song   4. 1 pt(s). A dramatic work written for film production. A. song B. screenplay C. vignette D. novel E. novelette   5. 1 pt(s). A very brief story, often of 1500 words or less, normally with a surprise or ironic ending. A. short story B. short-short story C. novella D. novel E. novelette   6. 1 pt(s). A brief work of fiction that is usually less than 10,000 words. It usually has a single plot, conflict, and sequence of events. No more than a handful of characters. A. short-short story B. novel C. short story D. vignette E. play   7. 1 pt(s). Any work in verse written to accompany music. A. play B. novella C. short-short story D. teleplay E. song   8. 1 pt(s). A brief literary work that focuses on a single character, occurrence, place, or moment in time. Normally no climax or resolution, and can be fiction or nonfiction. A. short story B. novel C. vignette D. screenplay   9. 1 pt(s). A poem which uses sentences and paragraphs rather than lines and stanzas. A. prose poem B. novel C. teleplay D. short story   10. 1 pt(s). A dramatic work written specifically for television. A. play B. teleplay C. prose poem D. novel