Answers Key Literature.
Activity one: Match each concept in column A with its definition in column B (5pts).
A-3 B-5 C-4 D-2 E-1
Activity Two: Select the best answer from the following choices: (5pts).
The doctor in the Pearl is a colourist and interested only in
A. Money
2. At the end of the Road not taken poem, we deduce that
B. He regrets his choice
3. In the setting of E. A. Poe‘s the Fall of the House of Usher, the author focuses in:
A. Time and place
4. Does the dialogue reveal all what people think?
A. B. In literature: yes but in real life: no.
5. The First-Person Narrators is used in
A. memories and dairies
Activity Three: the role of omniscient Point of View in a fictional work (5pts):
The primary role the omniscient narrator is to provide insight into the thoughts and feelings of all the characters. This is especially useful in a long or complex story that has many characters. By showing the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters, the narrator provides a more nuanced look at events. The omniscient narration provides this rounded perspective throughout the novel so the reader can understand the forces driving all the characters.
Activity Four: the dialogue, and how it serves the work of literature, and what is the difference between dialogue and monologue? (5pts).
The dialogue in literature is a stylized written or spoken exchange between two or more people. It is a form of communication between characters. This is different from monologue, which refers to the spoken word of one person aloud. Dialogue is easily identified because it is marked by quotation marks on either side of the words being spoken. The main difference between monologue and dialogue is that monologue is a speech by one person who expresses his inner thoughts and feelings to other characters or the audience whereas dialogue is a conversation between two or more people. Its importance is related to: Shows Interactions Between Characters/Sets the Mood/ Develops the Plot/Display conflict.