CNF LESSON 3 QUIZ 4

What is the first step in writing a draft of a nonfictional literary piece?

• Choosing the title of your piece

• Organizing and developing ideas

• Formulating a thesis statement

• Choosing a topic

Why is brainstorming important when choosing a topic for a literary piece?

• It is important because it will give you what ideas to take and what certain topic is more appropriate in writing your literary piece.

• It is important because brainstorming will write your problem and literary piece.

• It is important because it will give you answers to the questions.

• It is important because it is using your brain too much.

Why is making a thesis statement important in writing a literary piece?

• It is important because it is part of the process and it should be done even if you are not interested.

• It is important because it will serve as your introduction, body, discussion, and conclusion of your text.

• It is important because it will make your paper longer.

• It is important because it will make your ideas brief and concise.

What will you make in order to start your literary piece? It serves as the opening statement of your composition.

• Introduction

• Conclusion

• Discussion

• Body

Which of the following will provide support to the body (discussion) of your text?

• Family

• Internet

• Friends

• Topic Sentence

What literary convention is referred to when the narrator communicates directly to the reader?

• Narration

• Exposition

• Description

• Summarization

What literary convention is referred to when transmitting a mental image of the particulars of a story is made through descriptions?

• Summarization

• Description

• Exposition

• Narration

What literary convention is referred to when it condenses events to convey, rather than to show, what happens within a story?

• Description

• Summarization

• Narration

• Exposition

In organizing and developing ideas for a literary piece, what should the conclusion do?

• Present summative remarks

• Present the topic

• Present supporting ideas

• Present the thesis statement

What is the correct structure of a written literary piece?

• Conclusion, Body, Introduction

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

• Discussion, Introduction, Body

• Body, Discussion, Conclusion