Elements of Literature

____________ is the pattern of end rhymes in a poem.

• repetition

• rhyme

• dialogue

• rhyme scheme

The list of characters along with the identity of who is playing those characters is called ____________.

• stanzas

• cast of characters

• prose

• stage directions

____________ is a form of literature structured in verses, lines, and stanzas that is usually read aloud and usually includes rhyme and rhythm.

• poetry

• prose

• rhyme

• point-of-view

The ____________ explain to the actor how and when to move.

• rhyme scheme

• cast of characters

• dialogue

• stage directions

____________ are a group of lines in a poem, much like paragraphs.

• stanzas

• settings

• lines

• dramas

Where and when a drama takes place is called the ____________.

• stage directions

• plot

• setting description

• point of view

The repeating of phrases or lines to emphasize an important idea or set a mood is ____________.

• dialogue

• repetition

• prose

• rhyme

The literature structure that is written in normal style, using sentences and paragraphs is known as ____________.

• poetry

• dialogue

• drama

• prose

____________ is repeated in ending sounds.

• rhyme scheme

• rhyme

• stanzas

• repetition

The form of literature that includes characters, dialogue, stage directions, and can be acted out or performed is called ____________.

• setting

• drama

• poetry

• novels