Question

Creative writing is particularly hard to critique because it is often rather stylistic.
O subjective
O objective
O emotional
O thoughtful
and
(1 poir
26. A writer can add context to the conversation by remembering the characters are not standing alone in a box while they are talking.
O True
O False
Answer
Creative writing is particularly hard to critique because it is often rather stylistic.
1. subjective
2. objective
3. emotional
4. thoughtful


26. A writer can add context to the conversation by remembering the characters are not standing alone in a box while they are talking.
1. True
2. False
Answer
A writer can add context to the conversation by remembering the characters are not standing alone in a box while they are talking.
1. True
2. False
Answer
To critically evaluate something is to
O describe
O critique
O read
proofread
it. (1 point)
28. Gratuitous dialogue doesn't facilitate the
O setting
Oplot
O reader
O screenplay
Answer
Gratuitous dialogue doesn't facilitate the
1. setting
2. Plot
3. reader
4. screenplay
Answer
Objective can be defined as:
(1 point)
• intended to convince
O seeking to explain or clarify
O influenced by personal opinion or view
O not affected by personal opinions or views; impartial
30. Writers should strive to have a certain level of tension and
O conflict
Oideas
O sketches
O sluglines
Answer
Writers should strive to have a certain level of tension and
O conflict
Oideas
O sketches
O sluglines
Answer
One of the best ways to become even more adept at writing conversation is to be an avid
(1 point)
O observer
O artist
O thinker
O public speaker
Answer
"Sometimes your opinion or perspective can change after a short period of time, so just be sure you are still willing to stand behind your assertions." In revision, this statement has to do with which step?
• getting distance thinking big
O being honest
• examining the balance
Answer
One of the best ways to get published is to subscribe to some kind of distribution list that highlights publishers, writing contests, publishing news, and advice articles pertinent to your efforts.
O True
O False
(1 point)
34. Alliteration is derived from the Latin word meaning "letters of the alphabet."
(1 point)
O True
• False
Answer
Alliteration is derived from the Latin word meaning "letters of the alphabet."
Answer
Alliteration is derived from the Latin word meaning "letters of the alphabet."
• True
• False
( point)

35. Personification can be defined as: (1 point)
O the process of giving an abstract or inanimate object human characteristics
O the formation of mental images, figures, or likenesses of things; a collection of images the focus of poetic intent on thoroughly describing one particular aspect of something O two or more stressed syllables that have the same consonant sound or sound group
Answer
When crafting concise dialogue, one practical method to make it seem real is to
(1 point)
• take a break for a few days
O read your writing silently in your head
O read your writing out loud email your writing to a friend
37. If you are writing fiction or creative nonfiction, conflict is not terribly important.
(1 point)
O True
O False
Answer
Most ancient poems in the European tradition seem to be intended to chant or recite along with music, not in place of it.
(1 point)
O True
• False
39. А
is a short description of the location and time in a scene from a
(1 point)
screenplay.
O dialogue
O slugline
O setting
O summary
Answer
Those who create short pieces on a variety of topics are called: (1 point)
~ columnists
O article writers journalists
O academic writers
Answer
Those who create short pieces on a variety of topics are called: (1 point)
O columnists
O article writers journalists
O academic writers
Answer
Those who create short pieces on a variety of topics are called: (1 point)
O columnists
O article writers journalists
O academic writers
41. When a writer chooses to present the facts in an analytical way with footnotes and references to other authors' research, we move away from creative nonfiction and into the
category.
O research
O reporting
O general nonfiction
O narrative
3
Answer
uses components from both writing dialogue and writing story sketches. (1 point)
O Screenwriting
O Comedy sketches
O Storytelling
O Radio
43. Just as with good journalism, there must always be a permanently jotting them down.
of the facts or details before
O sharing
Oapouncing
O discussion
O review
Answer
uses components from both writing dialogue and writing story sketches. (1 point)
O Screenwriting
O Comedy sketches
O Storytelling
O Radio
Answer
rhyme is where two words rhyme in such a way that the final stressed vowels are
in "perect" alignment.
(1 point)
O Lyric
•Eye
O General
O Perfect
45. An example of objective material is research-based information that simply states what is known without any sort of judgment.
(1 point)
O True
O False
Answer
Fiction is real life, including all the dull bits. (1 point)
O True
O False
47.
is the formation of mental images, figures, or likenesses of things; a collection (1 point)
of images.
O Assonance
O Meter
O Foot
O Imagery
Answer
48. The dry facts that fiction must provide the reader with in order to establish a foundation for what's to come can be referred to as
O theme
Oideas
• exposition
O storyline
49.
is invariably bound to the real world in a way that fiction is not. (1 point)
• Nonfiction
O Creative writing
O Prose
• Poetry
Answer
Descriptive nonfiction focuses on the truth, but leaves plenty of room for the well.
as
(1 point)
Finish
O imagination
• facts
O opinions
Oideas
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O True
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1. subjective
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1. True
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O critique
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2. Plot
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O not affected by personal opinions or views; impartial
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O conflict
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O observer
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• getting distance thinking big
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O True
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O False
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Alliteration is derived from the Latin word meaning "letters of the alphabet."

- False

Personification can be defined as:

- O the process of giving an abstract or inanimate object human characteristics
Answered by GPT 3.5
When crafting concise dialogue, one practical method to make it seem real is to:

- O read your writing out loud

If you are writing fiction or creative nonfiction, conflict is not terribly important.

- O False
Answered by GPT 3.5
Most ancient poems in the European tradition seem to be intended to chant or recite along with music, not in place of it.

- O True

A slugline is a short description of the location and time in a scene from a screenplay.

- O slugline
Answered by GPT 3.5
Those who create short pieces on a variety of topics are called:

- O columnists
Answered by GPT 3.5
Those who create short pieces on a variety of topics are called:

- O columnists
Answered by GPT 3.5
Those who create short pieces on a variety of topics are called:

- O columnists

When a writer chooses to present the facts in an analytical way with footnotes and references to other authors' research, we move away from creative nonfiction and into the research category.

- O research
Answered by GPT 3.5
Just as with good journalism, there must always be a permanently jotting them down. of the facts or details before.

- O review
Answered by GPT 3.5
O Screenwriting
Answered by GPT 3.5
Rhyme is where two words rhyme in such a way that the final stressed vowels are in "perfect" alignment.

- O Perfect

An example of objective material is research-based information that simply states what is known without any sort of judgment.

- O True
Answered by GPT 3.5
Fiction is not real life, including all the dull bits.

- O False

Imagery is the formation of mental images, figures, or likenesses of things; a collection of images.

- O Imagery
Answered by GPT 3.5
The dry facts that fiction must provide the reader with in order to establish a foundation for what's to come can be referred to as exposition.

- O exposition

Nonfiction is invariably bound to the real world in a way that fiction is not.

- O Nonfiction
Answered by GPT 3.5
Descriptive nonfiction focuses on the truth, but leaves plenty of room for the well.

- O imagination