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Children's Literature final exam preparation.
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1
Anthropomorphism means:
Writing fictitious dialogue for biographical characters
Giving human emotions and attributes to animals
Describing the life cycle of an animal
Using stereotypes to describe females
2
Girls began to appear regularly in nontraditional roles after the:
1930s
1900s
1960s
1990s
3
Biographies of Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Dalai Lama would be under:
Scientists and inventors
Philosophers and religious leaders
Political and military leaders
Extraordinary ordinary people
4
The most crucial element in historical fiction is the ___.
Setting
Theme
Plot
Characterization
5
Rhythm is achieved through word choice and placement.
True
False
6
One of the most widely censored authors of children’s literature is:
Cynthia Rylant
Virginia Hamilton
Louis Lowry
Judy Blume
7
Quality contemporary realistic fiction includes a strong moral or life lesson.
True
False
8
Quality historical fiction needs to be both authentic and accurate.
False
True
9
Which of the following authors is best known for religious allegories?
Jane Yolen
C.S. Lewis
J.R.R. Tolkien
Beatrix Potter
10
Young people in much of contemporary realistic fiction reflect:
Resilience, resourcefulness, and hope
Love, friendship, and hope
Abuse, strength, and hope
Gangs, fear, and hope
11
Rather than telling a story, ___ poetry is a statement of mood or feeling.
Narrative
Assonant
Limerick
Lyric
12
___ is the ability to segment and manipulate speech sounds.
Reading aloud
Alliteration
Rhyme
Phonemic awareness
13
The first historical fiction book to not feature a white, European main character was:
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
The Porcupine Year
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Island of the Blue Dolphins
14
The first significant work of fantasy for children was:
The Tale of Peter Rabbit
Rocket Ship Galileo
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
Through the Looking Glass
15
Which of the following is not a common organizational technique in informational books?
Simple to complex
Early to later development
Familiar to unfamiliar
Flashbacks
16
The history of the United States is incomplete without the history of:
Native Americans
Egyptians
Romans
Germans
17
One of the first poets to write limericks was:
Christina Rossetti
Robert Browning
Edward Lear
Robert Louis Stevenson
18
After the __, historical fiction began to reflect the history of everyone in the United States.
American Revolution
Civil Rights Movement
Civil War
World War II
19
Pantomime, improvisation, and re-enacting are parts of:
Discussion
Dramatic activities
Story telling
Choral speaking
20
A prevalent theme during Westward Expansion is the ___ experienced by pioneers.
Racism
Poverty
Cultural dislocation
Loneliness
21
Books on Sir Walter Raleigh, Sally Ride, and Lewis and Clark would all have a theme of:
Relationships
Exploration
Civil rights
Independence
22
Historical fiction can be used in a social studies curriculum.
False
True
23
An example of new realism that shocked adults when it came out is:
Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.
Nancy Drew
Rollo’s Tour in Europe
Little Women
24
Oral language activities are especially beneficial to English Language Learners.
False
True
25
An important component of style in Contemporary Realistic Fiction is ____.
Setting
Characterization
Dialogue
Theme
26
Biographies are self-authored.
False
True
27
Jack Prelutsky writes poems that emphasize:
Moods and emotions
Humorous situations
Nature
Ghostly happenings
28
___ poems are written from the point of view of an object or animal—anything that’s not human.
Limerick
Mask or persona
Haiku or cinquain
Concrete
29
What is the most important literary element in biography?
Style
Plot
Characterization
Setting
30
Characters in Contemporary Realistic Fiction should be believable and not:
Different from the reader
Stereotypical and exaggerated
Authentic and average
The same as the reader
31
Over time, contemporary realistic fiction can become historical fiction.
True
False
32
A resource for finding quality poetry for young readers is ___ Poetry Award.
NCTE’s
ILA’s
CLA’s
ChLA’s
33
A common theme for children and adolescents is:
School
Junk food
Growing up
Love
34
Ghost stories tend to fall in which category?
Quests and fantasy worlds
Literary lore
Magic and magical realism
Animal fantasy
35
Little Women
is an example of a __ book becoming historical fiction with the passing of time.
Biography
Contemporary realistic fiction
Memoir
Science fiction
36
The term contemporary realistic fiction infers that everything in the story:
Happened in our contemporary world
Is told from the viewpoint of a real person
Is true
Could happen in our contemporary world
37
Poets should structure a poem in a manner in which the form conveys meaning.
True
False
38
Realistic fiction can include impossible events and story lines.
True
False
39
The repetition of initial sounds in a line of poetry is called:
Assonance
Hyperbole
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
40
Strengths and weaknesses of biography subjects should be portrayed.
True
False
41
Fantasy suspends scientific explanations and natural laws.
False
True
42
The word “haiku” means:
Beginning
Falling leaves
Story
Hello
43
The first author of literary folktales is usually considered to be:
J.R.R. Tolkien
Hans Christian Anderson
The Brother’s Grimm
Mary Godwin Shelley
44
Animal fantasy attributes ___ thought, feeling and language to animals.
Realistic
Colorful
Human
Imaginative
45
Person-against-society is the most common conflict in historical fiction written about:
Salem
Vikings
Pioneer America
Medieval Europe
46
Pantomime is:
Quiet
Silent
Loud
Colorful
47
Persuading readers to “suspend disbelief” is most successful in modern fantasy when:
There is an internal consistency in the story
The setting reflects the known world
The plot is tightly sequential and fast-paced
The characters are fully drawn
48
Credible plots in historical fiction most often emerge from:
Authentically developed time periods
Elements of fantasy
Technological advancements and scientific discoveries
Person-against-self conflicts
49
A reoccurring theme that relates to many adolescents in science fiction is ____.
Peace
Community
Self-knowledge
Love
50
Five line poems in which the first, second, and last lines rhyme are called:
Cinquains
Haiku
Ballads
Limericks