ENG2611 ASSIGNMENT 2 2026 PRACTICE TEST
SHEET FULL SOLUTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS
PREPARATION SET
◉ conflict.
Answer: a disagreement; struggle
◉ structure.
Answer: the skeleton, the foundation of a work
◉ point of view.
Answer: the perspective from which a story is viewed or told. 3rd
person omniscient: out of it and functioning like a God. 3rd person
limited: out of it and looking in through the point of view of only one
character
◉ theme.
Answer: the overall word or sentence that sums up a story
◉ purpose.
Answer: an author's reason for writing something; intent to.
, ◉ tone.
Answer: the way that the author portrays something, used as a
synonym for attitude
◉ attitude.
Answer: how a writer or character feels about a given subject,
character, someone else, etc.
◉ perspective.
Answer: viewpoint, or way of seeing something; how you, a
character, sees something
◉ irony.
Answer: the qualities of something thought to go our way, but goes
the opposite
◉ diction.
Answer: speech; selection of a word or vocabulary for a text
◉ argument.
Answer: disagreement; organized attempt to persuade an audience
to accept a certain opinion or belief
SHEET FULL SOLUTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS
PREPARATION SET
◉ conflict.
Answer: a disagreement; struggle
◉ structure.
Answer: the skeleton, the foundation of a work
◉ point of view.
Answer: the perspective from which a story is viewed or told. 3rd
person omniscient: out of it and functioning like a God. 3rd person
limited: out of it and looking in through the point of view of only one
character
◉ theme.
Answer: the overall word or sentence that sums up a story
◉ purpose.
Answer: an author's reason for writing something; intent to.
, ◉ tone.
Answer: the way that the author portrays something, used as a
synonym for attitude
◉ attitude.
Answer: how a writer or character feels about a given subject,
character, someone else, etc.
◉ perspective.
Answer: viewpoint, or way of seeing something; how you, a
character, sees something
◉ irony.
Answer: the qualities of something thought to go our way, but goes
the opposite
◉ diction.
Answer: speech; selection of a word or vocabulary for a text
◉ argument.
Answer: disagreement; organized attempt to persuade an audience
to accept a certain opinion or belief