NYSTCE English CST (003) Literary
Exam Questions & Answers (Grade
A+)
An unexpected twist or contrast between what happens and what
was intended or expected to happen. -
correct answer ✅Irony
Common language among people in the location where the story
takes place. -
correct answer ✅Vernacluar
A metaphor or simile drawn from nature or common life told in a
simple story or riddle. It uses comparrisons to teach a morale
and/or lesson. -
correct answer ✅Parable
A literary form in which events are exxegerated reality in order to
create an extreme emotional response - It contains symbolisem
allegory and surrelaism. -
correct answer ✅Melodrama
Writing used in real for a purpose. -
correct answer ✅Authentic Writing
, NYSTCE English CST (003) Literary
Exam Questions & Answers (Grade
A+)
Any repitition of consonanonts not located at the beginning of
words. EX: Come Live With Me, And Be My Love ---> How Now
Brown COW -
correct answer ✅Consonanance
Narratory knows everything about the characters and their
problems ---> third person -
correct answer ✅Omniscient Point of View
Percey shelley, William Words Worth, William Blake, John Keats,
Lord Byron, Samuel Taylor Cooleridge -
correct answer ✅6 Romantic Poetcs
A story in which people, things, and events, have another meaning.
A description that has a second usually moral reasoning. -
correct answer ✅Allegory
An expression not meant as it is written. EX: It's raining cats and
dogs. -
correct answer ✅Idioms
Exam Questions & Answers (Grade
A+)
An unexpected twist or contrast between what happens and what
was intended or expected to happen. -
correct answer ✅Irony
Common language among people in the location where the story
takes place. -
correct answer ✅Vernacluar
A metaphor or simile drawn from nature or common life told in a
simple story or riddle. It uses comparrisons to teach a morale
and/or lesson. -
correct answer ✅Parable
A literary form in which events are exxegerated reality in order to
create an extreme emotional response - It contains symbolisem
allegory and surrelaism. -
correct answer ✅Melodrama
Writing used in real for a purpose. -
correct answer ✅Authentic Writing
, NYSTCE English CST (003) Literary
Exam Questions & Answers (Grade
A+)
Any repitition of consonanonts not located at the beginning of
words. EX: Come Live With Me, And Be My Love ---> How Now
Brown COW -
correct answer ✅Consonanance
Narratory knows everything about the characters and their
problems ---> third person -
correct answer ✅Omniscient Point of View
Percey shelley, William Words Worth, William Blake, John Keats,
Lord Byron, Samuel Taylor Cooleridge -
correct answer ✅6 Romantic Poetcs
A story in which people, things, and events, have another meaning.
A description that has a second usually moral reasoning. -
correct answer ✅Allegory
An expression not meant as it is written. EX: It's raining cats and
dogs. -
correct answer ✅Idioms
