Which elements of fiction can also be found in poetry?

• Indexes and references

• Setting, plot, and character

• Antagonist and protagonist

• Chapters and volumes

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What is a dramatic monologue in poetry?

• A poem that lacks dialogue

• A poem written in monotonous tone

• A poem where the speaker addresses a silent listener

• A poem with multiple speakers

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How does the speaker's tone contribute to a poem?

• It dictates the poem's rhythm

• It reveals the underlying themes

• It provides a metric structure

• It shapes the reader's understanding of the speaker's emotions

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What does the connotation of a word refer to?

• The emotional implication

• The dictionary definition

• The historical context

• The grammatical usage

What is hyperbole?

• A type of metaphor

• An exaggeration

• Literal interpretation

• An understatement

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What literary device is used when giving human traits to non-human elements?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration

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What is the purpose of using figurative language in poetry?

• To simplify the text

• To add depth to the meaning

• To fill space

• To confuse the reader

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What does symbolism in literature typically represent?

• Literal descriptions without deeper meaning

• Simple narrative devices

• Direct statements of fact

• Objects representing broader concepts

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What is an allegory?

• A direct representation

• A poem without form

• A narrative with symbolic meaning

• A literal description of events

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What does the term 'open form' in poetry refer to?

• Poems written in ancient languages

• Poems that do not use words

• Poems that create their own structure

• Poems with a strict structure

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