Persona

What is the definition of 'persona' in literature?

• A character's public image or role

• A type of narrative style

• A plot device

• A literary genre

Which of the following best describes a 'persona' in poetry?

• The poet's alter ego

• A fictional character

• A narrative voice

• A poetic device

In the context of 'persona', which sentence is correct?

• The persona of the poem is the same as the author.

• The persona is always a fictional character.

• The persona is the voice or character speaking in the work.

• The persona is a type of literary genre.

Which of the following is an example of a persona?

• The narrator in a novel

• The author of a book

• The publisher of a magazine

• The editor of a newspaper

How does a persona differ from an author?

• A persona is a fictional voice, while the author is a real person.

• A persona writes the story, while the author reads it.

• A persona is the publisher, while the author is the editor.

• A persona is the editor, while the author is the publisher.

What role does a persona play in a dramatic monologue?

• The persona is the speaker of the monologue.

• The persona is the audience of the monologue.

• The persona is the setting of the monologue.

• The persona is the theme of the monologue.

Which literary device is closely related to the concept of persona?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Irony

• Narrative voice

In which of the following genres is the use of persona most common?

• Autobiography

• Biography

• Poetry

• Science fiction

What is the primary purpose of using a persona in literature?

• To create a distinct voice separate from the author

• To confuse the reader

• To simplify the narrative

• To provide factual information

Which of the following statements is true about persona?

• Persona is always identical to the author.

• Persona can be a fictional character created by the author.

• Persona is a type of plot structure.

• Persona is a form of dialogue.