Poem, drama Prose and Song

What is a poem?

• A poem is a type of music.

• A poem is a form of literary art.

• A poem is a type of painting.

• A poem is a form of dance.

What is a drama?

• A drama is a genre of literature or performance that involves conflict and emotion, typically with a serious or tragic theme.

• A drama is a type of poetry that uses dialogue and performance to tell a story.

• A drama is a form of visual art that uses live performers to present the experience of a real or imagined event.

• A drama is a type of comedy that involves humor and laughter.

What is prose?

• Drama

• Prose

• Novel

• Poetry

What is a song?

• A song is a musical composition.

• A song is a type of food.

• A song is a type of painting.

• A song is a type of dance.

Which literary genre uses rhythmic and metaphorical language to express emotions and ideas?

• drama

• essay

• novel

• poetry

Which literary genre is performed on stage and includes dialogue and actions?

• fiction

• drama

• poetry

• non-fiction

Which literary genre is written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure?

• fiction

• poetry

• drama

• prose

Which literary genre uses music and lyrics to convey a message or tell a story?

• Drama

• Novel

• Poetry

• Musical

What are the key elements of a poem?

• imagery, figurative language, sound devices, structure, and theme

• simile, metaphor, alliteration, onomatopoeia, and personification

• characters, plot, conflict, setting, and resolution

• rhyme, meter, punctuation, genre, and tone

How is a drama different from a prose?

• A drama is a type of poetry, while prose is a type of fiction.

• A drama is always written in verse, while prose is written in paragraphs.

• A drama is meant to be performed on stage, while prose is written or spoken language.

• A drama is only performed by professional actors, while prose can be written by anyone.