ENG2611 ASSIGNMENT 2 2026 CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION TEST PAPER QUESTIONS
SOLUTIONS GRADED A PLUS
◉ Fiction.
Answer: A work of literature in prose, poetry, or drama that is based
on the writer's imagination, not on fact.
◉ Poetry.
Answer: A genre of literature that employs the sound and rhythm of
words to convey meaning; uses poetic tools, such as rhyme,
language, and structure.
◉ Drama.
Answer: A genre of literature that is intended to be performed by
actors on a stage.
◉ Nonfiction.
Answer: A genre of literature that is based on fact.
◉ Close reading.
,Answer: Reading a work of literature to attempt to decipher the
emotion, meaning, and quality of the text.
◉ Prose.
Answer: A form of writing that mimics ordinary speech and is
presented in the form of paragraphs.
◉ Exposition.
Answer: The first stage of a work of fiction that provides background
information necessary for understanding the story.
◉ Turning point.
Answer: The point of greatest tension in a work of fiction, also called
the climax.
◉ Climax.
Answer: The point of greatest tension in a work of fiction, also called
the turning point.
◉ Falling action.
Answer: The stage of a work of fiction that follows the turning point;
characterized by a decrease in action and conflict.
, ◉ Resolution.
Answer: The last stage of a work of fiction when conflicts are sorted
out.
◉ Complications.
Answer: Events in works of literature that complicate the story;
usually resolved by the end of the text.
◉ Absurdism.
Answer: A type of drama that includes actions that lead in no
predictable direction.
◉ Accents.
Answer: The prominent syllables in words
◉ Active Voice.
Answer: The subject of a sentence carries out the action of the verb.
◉ Allegory.
Answer: A narrative in which the characters, actions, or settings
stand for a secondary meaning, often with a moral implication.
◉ Alliteration.
EVALUATION TEST PAPER QUESTIONS
SOLUTIONS GRADED A PLUS
◉ Fiction.
Answer: A work of literature in prose, poetry, or drama that is based
on the writer's imagination, not on fact.
◉ Poetry.
Answer: A genre of literature that employs the sound and rhythm of
words to convey meaning; uses poetic tools, such as rhyme,
language, and structure.
◉ Drama.
Answer: A genre of literature that is intended to be performed by
actors on a stage.
◉ Nonfiction.
Answer: A genre of literature that is based on fact.
◉ Close reading.
,Answer: Reading a work of literature to attempt to decipher the
emotion, meaning, and quality of the text.
◉ Prose.
Answer: A form of writing that mimics ordinary speech and is
presented in the form of paragraphs.
◉ Exposition.
Answer: The first stage of a work of fiction that provides background
information necessary for understanding the story.
◉ Turning point.
Answer: The point of greatest tension in a work of fiction, also called
the climax.
◉ Climax.
Answer: The point of greatest tension in a work of fiction, also called
the turning point.
◉ Falling action.
Answer: The stage of a work of fiction that follows the turning point;
characterized by a decrease in action and conflict.
, ◉ Resolution.
Answer: The last stage of a work of fiction when conflicts are sorted
out.
◉ Complications.
Answer: Events in works of literature that complicate the story;
usually resolved by the end of the text.
◉ Absurdism.
Answer: A type of drama that includes actions that lead in no
predictable direction.
◉ Accents.
Answer: The prominent syllables in words
◉ Active Voice.
Answer: The subject of a sentence carries out the action of the verb.
◉ Allegory.
Answer: A narrative in which the characters, actions, or settings
stand for a secondary meaning, often with a moral implication.
◉ Alliteration.
