CNF-Quiz 1-Genre-Forms of Fiction

It refers to written works distinguished by their exceptional form or expression, conveying ideas of lasting or universal significance.

It describes a category of art, literature, or music defined by its unique form, content, and style.

• genre
• literature
• prose
• poetry

Poetry may enrich your emotional and imaginative powers while drama can help improve your ______ competencies.

• communicative
• writing
• imaginary

It refers to a literary work originating from the author's imagination.

This fiction encompasses works that possess artistic value and literary merit, often focusing on themes such as political critique, social commentary, and reflections on the human condition.

• literary fiction
• thriller
• mystery
• horror

Also referred to as detective fiction, mystery stories typically feature a detective or someone acting as one, working to solve a case. These narratives are filled with scattered clues, creating a sense of suspense and anticipation for readers. They often reveal the truth through unexpected twists, culminating in conclusions that are both surprising and satisfying.

• literary fiction
• thriller
• mystery
• horror

This genre of fiction is known for its dark, mysterious, and suspenseful storylines. It seldom employs humor, instead emphasizing techniques such as plot twists, red herrings, and cliffhangers to keep readers on edge until the final moments.

• literary fiction
• thriller
• mystery
• horror

This genre of fiction is designed to shock, startle, scare, and even disgust readers. It evokes a deep sense of dread, often featuring characters such as ghosts, vampires, werewolves, witches, and monsters. Themes may revolve around death, demons, evil spirits, the afterlife, and the essence of fear itself.

• literary fiction
• thriller
• mystery
• horror

It is a written work that reconstructs the past, often drawing inspiration from history. Writers in this genre weave past events or figures into their fictional narratives. To achieve this effectively, the details of the story must feel authentic.

• historical
• bildungsroman
• western
• romance

This genre, literally translated as "a novel of education" or "a novel of formation," emphasizes the transformation or growth of a character from youth to adulthood.

• historical
• bildungsroman
• western
• romance