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"Oranges" is a narrative poem because

• it uses free verse instead of a traditional rhyme scheme
• it describes a specific setting
• it conveys the boys feelings in a first person perspective 
• it tells a story

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A type of writing written to encourage feeling and create a thoughtful response. This type of writing often uses rhyme and rhythm to convey a message.

• Traditional Literature 
• Fantasy
• Poetry
• Mystery

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Breaks that divide a poem into lines, allowing the poem to be read more smoothly are 

• stanza
• line break
• verse
• lyric

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What type of writing is divided into scenes?

• Poetry
• Prose
• Drama

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What type of writing is divided into scenes?

• Poetry
• Prose
• Drama

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The division in a poem based on the number of lines it contains.

• stanza

• white space

• meter

• line break

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This person tells the story and informs the audience of the background information.

• Actors

• Narrator

• Drama

• Acts

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What is meter?

• A form of measurement

• The reason something is written

• The characters in the play

• A regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry

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What is rhyme scheme?

• a pattern of rhymes at the end of verses

• the reason the play was written

• the conflict of characters

• none of the above

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Poetry, Drama, Prose where would you find the element of cast of characters?

• Poetry

• Prose

• Drama

• All the above

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