Literary Narratives Quiz

The intentional disruption of narrative timelines and structures is known as:

• Stream of Consciousness

• Temporal Distortion

• Realism

• Minimalism

A narrative that intentionally leaves the story open to interpretation is an example of:

• Surrealism

• Faction

• Open-ended Narrative

• Realism

The blending of high culture with popular culture is a concept known as:

• Objectivism

• Realism

• Cultural Blurring

• Classicism

A narrative that reflects on its own creation is an example of:

• Temporal Distortion

• Surrealism

• Realism

• Metafiction

A style that emphasizes surface-level details without deep exploration of characters is known as:

• Realism

• Minimalism

• Surrealism

• Maximalism

A narrative device that emphasizes the role of the reader in constructing meaning is an example of:

• Realism

• Faction

• Reader-response Theory

• Surrealism

The blending of factual history with fictional elements in a narrative is an example of:

• Temporal Distortion

• Historiographic Metafiction

• Realism

• Surrealism

A narrative that disrupts the chronological order of events is an example of:

• Minimalism

• Stream of Consciousness

• Realism

• Temporal Distortion

The rejection of traditional narrative coherence and unity is known as:

• Realism

• Classicism

• Narrative Discontinuity

• Objectivism

The use of irony and satire to critique traditional literary forms is characteristic of:

• Postmodernism

• Modernism

• Realism

• Classicism