Comparing Prose and Poetry

Which of the following packs deep thoughts and feelings into a few words?

• poetry

• drama

• prose

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Which forms of literature include a setting?

• poetry

• drama and prose

• prose

• poetry, drama, and prose

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Which form of literature includes stanzas and verses?

• drama

• poetry

• prose and poetry

• drama, poetry, and prose

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Writing that is not in poetry form is called what?

• bros

• goes

• throws

• prose

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Which genre is more artistic, has more emotion, and usually has elements of rhyme, rhythm and/or repetition?

• prose

• poetry

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Prose is written in...

• lines

• sentences

• stanzas

• paragraphs

How are poetry and prose similar?

• They are both writing.

• They are both genres of literature.

• People can read them.

• All of the above.

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Articles, stories, and books are examples of...

• prose

• poetry

Which of the following is typically structured in paragraphs?

• A) Poetry

• B) Drama

• C) Prose

• D) All of the above

What is a common feature of poetry that distinguishes it from prose?

• A) Use of paragraphs

• B) Use of rhyme and meter

• C) Use of dialogue

• D) Use of chapters

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