Lecture One
1- Children's literature is called also ………………
a- Adolescent literature
b- juvenile literature
c- Teenager literature
2- Modern children's literature is classified to ………..
a- genre
b- the intended age of the reader.
c- A & B
3- before publishing existed ,the early children's literature was a part of a wider ………………..
a- publishing
b- oral tradition
c- Written
4- The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries became known as the …………….Age of Children's Literature.
a- Middle
b- Golden
c- Medieval
5- Fiction , non-fiction, poetry, or drama intended for and used by children and young people , this is ……………… of children's literature
a- widely definition
b- specific definition
c- Broad definition
6- The root of many children's tales go back to ancient storytellers Named …………………….
a- Harry Potter
b- Nancy Anderson
c- Seth Lerer
7- Nancy Anderson definition was excluding works such as …
a- comic books, joke books, cartoon books,
b- nonfiction works ,dictionaries, encyclopedias
c- a & b
8- Nancy Anderson defines children's literature as "all books written for children, ………….. works such as comic books, joke books, cartoon books, and nonfiction works that are not intended to be read from front to back, such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, and other reference materials".
a- In addition to
b- Including
c- Excluding
9- children's literature with picture books, spoken narratives existed …………..printing.
a- after
b- with
c- before
10- A literary genre is a category of ……………….
a- literary compositions
b- Grammatical compositions
c- Linguistic compositions
11- Genres may be determined by ………,……,……or …….
a- Technique
b- Tone
c- content, or length
d- all the above
12- According to Anderson, there are …………… categories of children's literature.
a- Five
b- Three
c- Six
13- According to Anderson, the categories of children's literature are ……………………
a- Picture books , Traditional literature Fiction
b- Non-fiction , Biography and autobiography
c- Poetry and verse
d- All the above

14- Since the……..…, a large quantity of literature, often with a moral or religious message, has been aimed specifically at children.
a- 1400s
b- 1600s
c- 1700s
15- Picture books, including ……………..
a- concept books
b- wordless books
c- a & b
16- …………plays a greater role in books intended for younger readers (especially pre-literate children).
a- Literary work
b- Work geographical
c- Artwork (illustration )
17- Traditional literature, including ………………
a- folktales
d- concept books
e- wordless books
18- Folktales convey ……………………….
a- the legends, customs, superstitions
b- beliefs of people in previous civilizations.
c- All the above
19- According to Nancy Anderson, The genre can be further broken into subgenres: …………,…………,…………,……….
a- myths, fables, legends,
b- and fairy tales.
c- All the above
20- Fiction, including ………………
a- fantasy, realistic fiction, and historical fiction
b- Non-fiction
c- myths, fables, legends


21- ………… have always accompanied children's stories.
a- Pictures
b- Funny stories
c- Long chapters
22- According to ……………., "an illustrated book differs from a book with illustrations in that a good illustrated book is one where the pictures enhance or add depth to the text."
a- Joyce Whalley
b- Harry Potter
c- Nancy Anderson
23- the pictures ………………….. depth to the text.
a- Remove
b- enhance or add
c- Change
24- The first illustrated children's book is Orbis Pictus which was published in …………………………
a- 1685.
b- 1688.
c- 1658.
25- The author of first illustrated children's book which is Orbis Pictus was ………………….
a- Orbis
b- Moravian
c- Comenius
26- Early children's books, such as Orbis Pictus, were illustrated by……………………
a- woodcut
b- copper
c- steel engraving
27- Newer children's books after Early children's books , were illustrated by Newer processes, ……… in 1830
a- woodcut
b- gold and steel engraving
c- copper and steel engraving

28- One of the first uses of Chromolithography in a children's book was demonstrated in ………, published in Germany in 1845
a- Orbis Pictus
b- Struwwelpeter
c- Orbai pictures
29- English illustrator Walter Crane refined its use in children's books in the late……….
a- 1800s
b- 1900s
c- 1600s
30- Another method of creating illustrations for children's books was etching, used by …………………..
a- Joyce Whalley
b- Harry Potter
c- George Cruikshank
31- In India…………., whose paintings are considered artistic treasures, illustrated books for children from the late 1800s into the 1900s.
a- Crane
b- Randolph Caldecott
c- Kate Greenaway
d- Nandalal Bose