LITERATURE IN ENGLISH

A Literary devise where by the audience overhear a character talking to himself is called------

• flashback

• dramatic monologue

• scansion

• foyar

A humorous element inserted into a serious play to relieve its tension or widen its scope is-------

• humour

• synthax

• comic relief

• eulogy

The pen is mightier than the sword”is an example of--------a. metonymy b. alliteration c. metaphor d. personification

• metonymy

• alliteration

• metaphor

• personification

.  A literary technique employed when one says the opposite of what one intends is called--------

• hyperbole

• litote

• oxymoron

• irony

The person who hides himself near the stage and softly reminds actors who forget their lines is called-----------

• actor

• promoter

• prompter

• play writer

A predommant feature . The person who hides himself near the stage and softly reminds actors who forget their lines is called-----------

• imagery

• lineation

• lullaby

• meosis

An unrhymed iambic pentameter verse is called--------

• stanza

• free verse

• refrain

• blank verse

A play is best appreciated when it is-------

• written

• acted

• imagined

• appreciated

The aim of satire is to--------

• ridicule in order to correct

• promote

• discipline

• throw open

A prose fiction with animal characters acting like human beings in real life is called-----

• folktale

• folklore

• fable

• myth