Ekphrasis

What does the term 'Ekphrasis' mean?

• A type of poem

• A description in Greek

• A false clue

• A quick story

The Greek word for "description." It is a vivid description of a piece of art. It uses no rhyme scheme.

• Free Verse

• Ekphrasis

• Sonnet

• Stanza

Which of the following is an example of an ekphrasis poem?

• A poem about a sunset

• A poem describing a painting

• A poem about a historical event

• A poem about a personal experience

What is the primary purpose of ekphrasis in literature?

• To describe a piece of art vividly

• To narrate a historical event

• To express personal emotions

• To create a fictional story

Which of the following best describes ekphrasis?

• A narrative technique

• A descriptive technique

• A persuasive technique

• An argumentative technique

In which of the following forms can ekphrasis be found?

• Poetry

• Prose

• Drama

• All of the above

Which famous poet is known for using ekphrasis in their work?

• William Wordsworth

• John Keats

• Emily Dickinson

• Robert Frost

What is the relationship between ekphrasis and visual art?

• Ekphrasis is a critique of visual art

• Ekphrasis is a description of visual art

• Ekphrasis is a creation of visual art

• Ekphrasis is unrelated to visual art

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of ekphrasis?

• Vivid imagery

• Detailed description

• Emotional detachment

• Engagement with art

How does ekphrasis enhance a reader's experience?

• By providing a visual representation

• By offering a deeper understanding of art

• By simplifying complex ideas

• By entertaining with humor