Poems, Dramas, Stories

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What is a drama?

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A drama is a text that is separated into acts and scenes, often performed on a stage by actors.

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What is a poem?

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A poem is a text that is separated into lines and stanzas, often using rhythm and imagery.

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What is a story?

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A story is a text that is separated into paragraphs and chapters, usually containing a plot and characters.

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What is the main difference between a drama and a story?

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A drama is performed on stage and has acts and scenes, while a story is read and has paragraphs and chapters.

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What does it mean for a text to be separated into lines and stanzas?

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It means the text is organized in a way that emphasizes rhythm and structure, typical of poetry.

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What does it mean for a text to be separated into acts and scenes?

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It means the text is divided into parts that represent different sections of a performance, typical of drama.

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What is a key feature of a story?

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A key feature of a story is that it has a beginning, middle, and end, often with a conflict and resolution.

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Can a drama be read like a story?

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Yes, a drama can be read like a story, but it is intended to be performed.

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What is an example of a famous drama?

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An example of a famous drama is 'Romeo and Juliet' by William Shakespeare.

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What is an example of a famous poem?

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An example of a famous poem is 'The Road Not Taken' by Robert Frost.