Ashworth Semester Exam EC390 Children's Literature

EC390 : Children's Literature
Question 1
_________ literacy is necessary to be able to critique the abundance of images that surround children on a daily basis, through commercials, movies, video games, and the internet.
Appreciative
Visual
Developmental
Academic

Question 2
Which of the following is included in the dimensions of text complexity, that does not provide accurate levels for K-1, poetry, and complex narrative fiction for young adults?
Book award
Structure
Readability formula
Lexile framework

Question 3
A shifting point of view:
is the same as a limited omniscient point of view.
permits the reader to see several characters' points of view.
means the reader can see only through the main character's eyes.
refers to a character's changes during the course of the story.

Question 4
An introductory statement telling events that precede the beginning of a story is called a(n):
epilogue.
flashback.
prologue.
foreshadowing.

Question 5
Books with illustrations that are not considered picture books are:
alphabet books and counting books.
easy-to-read books and wordless books.
graphic novels and concept books.
illustrated books and transitional books.

Question 6
Characters in traditional literature are typically:
innocent, hard-working, and good-hearted.
easily identifiable as good or bad.
complex and described in detail.
prone to make remarkable changes within a short time.

Question 7
Imaginative literature in the 1700s was written:
only for adults.
to ridicule the ruling classes.
in the style of heroic legends.
to promote voting rights for women.

Question 8
Two types of biographies are:
format and genre.
poetry and prose.
fiction and nonfiction.
authentic and fictionalized.

Question 9
Progress toward acceptance of people different from themselves can be noted in children when they realize from their reading of multicultural and international books:
that different cultures have interesting festivals, foods, and folklore.
which cultural differences can most likely be overcome.
how similar they are to children of different cultures and how interesting their differences are.
how much they could help children of other cultures improve their lives.

Question 10
The actual removal, suppression, or restricted circulation of literary, artistic, or educational materials on the grounds that they are morally or otherwise objectionable is called:
challenge.
censorship.
interference.
removal.