Poetry/Drama

The text of a play.

• script

• scenery

• characters

• setting

The time and place of a play.

• script

• dialogue

• setting

• characters

Stanzas are like ___ because each new stanza is a new idea and they build on each other.

• legos

• thoughts

• paragraphs

Dramas are plays that are often times performed on stage.

• True

• False, dramas are never on stage.

• False, drama is not literature.

This has been copied from what type of text? Select your answer below.

Late lies the wintry sun a-bed,

A frosty, fiery sleepy-head;

Blinks but an hour or two; and then,

A blood-red orange, sets again.

• Drama

• Poetry

• Stories/Prose

Which of the following IS a structural element or characteristic of poetry?

• Rhyming
• Scripts
• Stage Directions
• The Cat in the Hat

Which of the following IS a structural element or characteristic of poetry?

• Lines
• Sentences
• Stage Directions
• Mary Had a Little Lamb

Mr. Price: Class, stop arguing with each other.
Class: Yes, sir!
(Class continues to argue.)
Mr. Price: Class! This behavior is disrespectful and embarrassing. You can do better!
Class: Yes, sir!
(The next day, students call each other names.)
Mr. Price: That's enough. You can all stand at recess. Get it together.
Class: (with sad faces) Yes, sir.

• This is a drama or a script.
• This is a poem.
• This is fiction.
• This is prose.

Which of the following is NOT a structural element of poems?

• Lines
• Paragraphs
• Stanzas
• Rhythm