MASTERY TEST
G10
QUARTER 3
QUARTER 3
Write your ANSWERS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK.
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THEORIES OF LITERARY CRITICISM
For numbers 1-5, tell whether the following refers to FORMALISM, MIMETIC, EXPRESSIVE or READER-RESPONSE.
value is based on labor; the working class will eventually overthrow the capitalist middle class; the middle class exploits the working class
focuses on models or patterns from which all other things of a similar nature are made
meaning is found in the structure of language, NOT in art nor in the reader's mind
analyzes the author's life in relation to his/her work which can help enhance to the understanding of the text
analyzes the features of the text that shape and guide a reader's reading
READER-RESPONSE THEORY
For numbers 6-8, tell whether the following statements about the reader-response theory is true or false.
6. The meaning of the text is dependent on the reader's interpretation.
7. The reader can create the meaning because he actually wrote the text together with the author.
8. The purpose of this theory is to examine, explain, defend and critique a literary text.
ACHAIC PRONOUNS
For numbers 9-12, identify the modern counterparts of the following archaic pronouns.
9. thine
10. thy
11. ye
12. thou
For numbers 13-15, write the archaic pronouns to complete the given lines.
13. Him have I lost; _____ hast both him and me:
14. Gather ye rose-buds while _______ may
15. I love ______ to the depth and breadth and height
For numbers 16-18, simplify the following:
16. How it hurts when thou doth all that thou can
17. Thy vows are all broken, and light is thy fame,
18. Drink to me, only with thine eyes
MLA vs APA
For numbers 19-23, identify whether the following refers to MLA or APA
19. Author's name includes: surname and the complete given name like [Cogtas, Jeanille].
20. Author's name includes: surname and the first letter of the given name like [Cogtas, J.] .
21. Title is written as how titles are normally written: Capitalize the first word of every important word. The title is enclosed in QUOTATION MARKS.
22. Cogtas expressed that before Gardner, linguistic intelligence, together with Mathematical prowess, was a hailded measure of intelligence and thus placed on a pedestal (192).
23. Before Gardner, linguistic intelligence, together with Mathematical prowess, was a hailed measure of intelligence and thus placed on a pedestal (Cogtas, 2019).
COMPONENTS OF A SONNET
For numbers 24-26, identify the component of a sonnet referred to.
24. serves as the summary of the entire sonnet
25. makes comparison or symbolism
26. where the problem is presented
For numbers 27-28, identify whether the following is true or false
27. A Shakespearean sonnet's rhyme scheme is ababcdcdefefgg
28. Each line is composed of 5 pairs of stressed and unstressed syllable respectively.
METRICAL FEET
For numbers 29-30, identify meter indicated in each of the following:
For numbers 31-35, tell whether the following refers to IAMB, TROCHEE, DACTYL , ANAPEST or SPONDEE.
31. da da DUM
32. DUM da
33. DUM da da
34. da DUM
35. DUM DUM