A Simple Plan / Rescue

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What is a free verse poem?

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A free verse poem is a type of poetry that does not adhere to a specific meter or rhyme scheme, allowing for greater flexibility in expression.

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What genre does the poem 'Rescue' belong to?

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The poem 'Rescue' belongs to the genre of poetry.

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What is the main desire of the boys in 'A Simple Plan'?

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The boys in 'A Simple Plan' want to change the world.

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What defines a narrative poem?

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A narrative poem is a type of poem that tells a story, often with a plot, characters, and a setting.

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Who are John and Jack in 'A Simple Plan'?

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John and Jack are brothers in 'A Simple Plan'.

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What is the significance of the title 'A Simple Plan'?

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The title 'A Simple Plan' suggests a straightforward approach to achieving a goal, which may involve complex emotional or moral dilemmas.

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How does free verse differ from traditional poetry?

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Free verse differs from traditional poetry in that it does not follow specific patterns of rhyme or meter, allowing for more natural speech rhythms.

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What themes are commonly explored in poetry?

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Common themes in poetry include love, nature, identity, conflict, and the human experience.

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What elements are essential in a narrative poem?

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Essential elements in a narrative poem include characters, a setting, a plot, and a conflict.

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How can poetry evoke emotions in readers?

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Poetry can evoke emotions through the use of imagery, sound devices, figurative language, and the exploration of universal themes.

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