Writing Test 7

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Question 1
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Which of the following can be used to hint that the setting is a supermarket?

A
Glittering shoes and purses behind the glass window

B
Lines of cereal boxes stacked on the shelves

C
Small wooden chairs and tables in a row

D
Leaves strewn across the dark, moist soil
Question 2
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In any story, the characters should be realistic. How would you do this?

A
By making all the characters flawed

B
By writing only about real people

C
By making each character speak at least one dialogue

D
By showing the strengths and weaknesses of the characters
Question 3
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You are writing a story. You plan to create characters who are poor yet happy.
Which of the following would be a suitable setting for your story?

A
A farm

B
A seaside villa

C
A forest

D
An island
Question 4
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You are writing a story. You plan to create characters who are strict, reserved, and highly educated.
Which of the following would be a suitable setting for your story?

A
A castle in the 17th century.

B
A railway station

C
An old mansion

D
A factory warehouse
Question 5
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Which of the following are not related to the setting of a story?

A
Where the story took place

B
At what time of day the story took place

C
Who were the main characters involved with

D
What was the climate like
Question 6
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Fill in the blank with the appropriate option:
While writing a story, the protagonist must ________________ .

A
be an immediately likable character

B
never make mistakes

C
have a wealth of knowledge

D
be the character around whom the plot revolves
Question 7
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[passage-header]Read the story given below and answer the question that follows. [/passage-header]Jenifer didn't know what to do. She thought her friend, Jade was stealing. She'd often find expensive, used items of jewellery and money in her room. Whenever she'd ask Jade where she got them, Jade would start complaining that she should mind her own business. Jenifer thought the only way to stop her from doing something wrong would be to tell her parents but she didn't want her friend to get into trouble.

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Jenifer is a ___________ character.

A
flat

B
dynamic

C
round

D
static
Question 8
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The type of setting which influences the plot, characters or theme of the story is called a/an _________ setting.

A
integral

B
backdrop

C
background

D
Setting cannot affect the theme
Question 9
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When the setting is not essential for the story or plot, it is called a ___________ setting.

A
Unimportant

B
Backdrop

C
Integral

D
None of the above
Question 10
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Select the best option to fill in the blank:
Explicitly stating the psychological or emotional state (happy, sad, angry, etc.) of the character is ________________.

A
a common mistake

B
a misleading detail

C
an appropriate description

D
a wise decision

Solution

"A character sketch is a description made for the purpose of guiding the writer on such assignments as introducing a particular character to the reader in such a way that both the writer and readers can have a quick overview of the character's attributes; including but not limited to physical appearance, idiosyncratic (individual) tendencies in different circumstances, state of mind as shaped by former experiences and how these will affect their future actions."

Option A: By directly stating the psychological or emotional state of the character, we make it sound dull. We must use actions and instances to bring out how the character thinks or feels, or use imagery to display the same. Hence, it's a common mistake that writers make in portraying the character. So, option A is correct.
Option B: It's not 'misleading' because the character's psychological and emotional state is true.
Option C: The description is appropriate in itself, but 'explicitly' stating it degrades the quality of the writing.
Option D: The decision cannot be 'wise', as the writing turns out dull and lifeless.
Hence options B, C and D are wrong.

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Question 1

Glittering shoes and purses behind the glass window

Lines of cereal boxes stacked on the shelves

Small wooden chairs and tables in a row

Leaves strewn across the dark, moist soil

Question 2

By making all the characters flawed

By writing only about real people

By making each character speak at least one dialogue

By showing the strengths and weaknesses of the characters

Question 3

A farm

A seaside villa

A forest

An island

Question 4

A castle in the 17th century.

A railway station

An old mansion

A factory warehouse

Question 5

Where the story took place

At what time of day the story took place

Who were the main characters involved with

What was the climate like

Question 6

be an immediately likable character

never make mistakes

have a wealth of knowledge

be the character around whom the plot revolves

Question 7

flat

dynamic

round

static

Question 8

integral

backdrop

background

Setting cannot affect the theme

Question 9

Unimportant

Backdrop

Integral

None of the above

Question 10

a common mistake

a misleading detail

an appropriate description

a wise decision

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