Question

Drag and drop the terms with the definitions.


a category of art defined by a particular kind of content, form, or style


a book-length work of fiction


a play that has a script for actors to perform


a feeling achieved when someone views art and releases emotions to become renewed


a story that tells a moral or a truth


a fiction narrative shorter than book-length fiction

Choices
catharsis
genre
drama
fable
novel
short story



2) Choose the best answer.

According to the text, what is the human spirit?


a ghost

blood

a life force



3) Choose the best answer.

What is the power that drives the human spirit?


the heart

hope

sorrow



4) Choose the best answer.

Which of the authors’ quotations from this Lesson best illustrates the theme of “The Lioness and the Ostrich”?


Cyrano de Bergerac’s

Luc de Clapiers’s

Princess Diana’s



5) Check all that apply.

Which of these is expressed as the moral of the fable?


Often, it is better to work together than be better than someone else.

Listening to others can get a person in trouble.

Teeth are not always that important in a battle.

Assumptions about one’s own strength can be faulty.

Answer 1

1) Matches
- a category of art defined by a particular kind of content, form, or style — genre
- a book-length work of fiction — novel
- a play that has a script for actors to perform — drama
- a feeling achieved when someone views art and releases emotions to become renewed — catharsis
- a story that tells a moral or a truth — fable
- a fiction narrative shorter than book-length fiction — short story

2) According to the text, what is the human spirit?
- a life force

3) What is the power that drives the human spirit?
- hope

4) Which author’s quotation best illustrates the theme of “The Lioness and the Ostrich”?
- Luc de Clapiers’s

5) Which of these is expressed as the moral of the fable? (check all that apply)
- Often, it is better to work together than be better than someone else.
- Assumptions about one’s own strength can be faulty.