Writing Test 33

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Question 1
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A/An ___________ character helps to reveal the traits or qualities of another character through contrast. These characters help us know more about the other character.

A
Flat

B
Foil

C
Antagonist

D
Round

Solution

A Foil character helps to reveal the traits of another character through contrast. This character helps us to know more about the other character.
Option B is the correct answer.
Whereas option A means the character which does not change and is uncomplicated; option C means an adversary or an enemy character; option D means a character with extreme complex and reality.
Question 2
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Directions For Questions

[passage-header]Read the story given below and answer the question that follows:[/passage-header]
Kendra does not appreciate the life she has until a fire destroys her home and causes her to stay at her uncle Tom's house. Things are very different at her uncle's house: everyone who lives there - her aunt Claire, her cousins Jimmy and Denise, and their grandmother Susie - appreciates all that they have and receive. When Kendra finally returns home, she has a new perspective and a more appreciative attitude.

...view full instructions

What kind of a character is Claire?

A
flat

B
static

C
dynamic

D
Not enough information
Question 3
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You must convey that a character is very clumsy. Which of the following is the best way to do this?

A
By stating that he/she is very clumsy.

B
By describing an event when the person accidentally tripped.

C
By modifying the way the person speaks

D
By revealing how the other characters perceive him/her

Solution

The best way, out of the given options, to convey the readers that a character is very clumsy is by revealing how the other characters perceive or see him/her. Therefore option D is the correct option.
Option A is incorrect because simply stating that he/she is clumsy not enough for the readers to be convinced that the character is indeed clumsy. It lacks imagination.
Option B is incorrect because anyone can accidentally trip and with a single incident the readers can't consider it being characteristic of a clumsy person.
Modifying the way the character speaks can in no way be connected him/her being clumsy. Hence option C is also incorrect.
Question 4
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Identify the mood created by the following elements of setting:
Weather: Cold and damp
Climate: unchanging
Time of day: evening
Locale: small town
Geography: bare and few trees, small shrubs, moist, dark soil

A
Happy

B
Humorous

C
Depressing

D
Angry

Solution

The mood created by the following elements is gloomy, depressing, dark, i.e. option C is the most suitable option.
Whereas other options are suitable for the elements like bright and sunny, evolving and developing, spacious place with greenery and scenic beauty.
Question 5
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Fill in the blank with a suitable option.
A __________ character is one which displays only one or two characteristics or personality traits.

A
flat

B
round

C
dynamic

D
minor

Solution

According to Foster, a flat character is a simple character, shown by the author as having just one or two qualities, which generally remain the same throughout the story, not undergoing significant growth or changes. Therefore, Option A is the correct answer.
Whereas option B is the character with extreme complex reality and personality, option C undergoes change or transform and option D is the insignificant character.
Question 6
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You want to convey to the reader that a character is depressed. Which of the following is the best way to do this?

A
By stating that the character is depressed

B
By stating that the character's friends think he/she is depressed

C
By describing the characters routine

D
By describing the person's lack of motivation at work

Solution

The best way to describe a character in a story is to make the reader sympathize with him/her. The character's personal experiences, instances that have led him to become depressed, and bringing the other characters' viewpoints about his depression affect the way the reader perceives the character.
Directly stating that the character is depressed does not really produce a desirable effect on the reader. Hence option A is incorrect.
Option B: By using the voices of others, like the character's friends, the narrator can best portray that he/she is depressed. Hence option B is correct.
Option C: The character's routine does not link up with his emotions. Depression is a state of extreme sadness, an emotion. His routine will tell the reader what he does every day. It does not tell the reader how he feels. Hence C is incorrect.
Option D: Similarly, 'the character's lack of motivation at work' is in relation to his profession and not depression. Hence D is also incorrect.
Question 7
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Fill in the blank with an appropriate option:
A/An __________ character is one in whom the main character confides and thus helps reveal the latter's personality, thoughts or intentions.

A
flat

B
antagonist

C
stock

D
confidante

Solution

A confidante is someone in whom the main character confides. He reveals the central character's thoughts, intentions, and personality traits. Therefore Option D is the correct answer.
Whereas option A is the character who doesn't undergo any complexities; option B is the character of enmity; option C is the stereotypical fiction character.
Question 8
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By which of the following ways can a character be revealed?

A
By their dialogues

B
By their actions

C
By their physical description

D
All of the above
Question 9
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Directions For Questions

[passage-header]Read the story given below and answer the question that follows:[/passage-header]
Kendra does not appreciate the life she has until a fire destroys her home and causes her to stay at her uncle Tom's house. Things are very different at her uncle's house: everyone who lives there - her aunt Claire, her cousins Jimmy and Denise, and their grandmother Susie - appreciates all that they have and receive. When Kendra finally returns home, she has a new perspective and a more appreciative attitude.

...view full instructions

Who/What is the antagonist of the story?

A
Uncle Tom

B
Claire

C
The fire that destroyed Kendra's home

D
None of the above

Solution

The antagonist is the one who opposes the main character for ill reasons. The passage gives no evidence of Uncle Tom, Claire or the fire being an antagonist. Therefore option D is the correct answer.
Question 10
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Select the best option to fill in the blank:
It is important not to include ____________ in an article targetted at students.

A
formal language

B
bullet points

C
informal language

D
exclamation marks

Solution

Choice A is correct as using formal languge will be difficult to understand. Choice B is incorrect s bullet points can be used to deliver the message. Choice C is incorrect as informal language will engage the students Choice D is incorrect as using exclamation marks would make the article interesting

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Writing Test 33

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Question 1

Flat

Foil

Antagonist

Round

Solution

Question 2

flat

static

dynamic

Not enough information

Question 3

By stating that he/she is very clumsy.

By describing an event when the person accidentally tripped.

By modifying the way the person speaks

By revealing how the other characters perceive him/her

Solution

Question 4

Happy

Humorous

Depressing

Angry

Solution

Question 5

flat

round

dynamic

minor

Solution

Question 6

By stating that the character is depressed

By stating that the character's friends think he/she is depressed

By describing the characters routine

By describing the person's lack of motivation at work

Solution

Question 7

flat

antagonist

stock

confidante

Solution

Question 8

By their dialogues

By their actions

By their physical description

All of the above

Question 9

Uncle Tom

Claire

The fire that destroyed Kendra's home

None of the above

Solution

Question 10

formal language

bullet points

informal language

exclamation marks

Solution

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