Comparing poems, plays, and prose - Ready book

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What is prose?

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Prose is a form of literature that is written in sentences and paragraphs, often divided into chapters.

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What is drama?

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Drama is a form of literature that is written to be performed on stage, featuring dialogue and action.

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What is poetry?

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Poetry is a form of literature that expresses deep thoughts and feelings, often using rhythm and imagery.

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Which forms of literature include dialogue?

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Dialogue can be found in both drama and prose.

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What is the main purpose of drama?

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The main purpose of drama is to tell a story through performance, using actors to portray characters.

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How does prose differ from poetry?

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Prose is written in complete sentences and paragraphs, while poetry often uses line breaks and may not follow grammatical rules.

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What elements are common in poetry?

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Common elements in poetry include rhyme, meter, imagery, and figurative language.

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What is a setting in literature?

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The setting is the time and place where a story occurs, and it can be found in poetry, drama, and prose.

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Can poetry tell a story?

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Yes, poetry can tell a story, but it often does so in a more condensed and artistic way than prose.

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What is a character in drama?

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A character in drama is a person or figure that the actors portray, playing a role in the story.