Understanding Prose

What is the main characteristic of prose?

• It has a set rhythm and rhyme.

• It only tells fictional stories.

• It uses sentences and paragraphs.

• It is always written in verse.

Which of the following is an example of nonfictional prose?

• A fairytale

• A biography

• A legend

• A poem

What makes fictional prose different from nonfictional prose?

• Nonfictional prose includes only poetry.

• Fictional prose is always based on true events.

• Nonfictional prose is never written in paragraphs.

• Fictional prose contains made-up stories, while nonfictional prose is based on facts.

Which type of prose is typically used in mythology and legends?

• Prose Poetry

• Heroic Prose

• Fictional Prose

• Nonfictional Prose

Which of these is an example of fictional prose?

• A news article

• A novel

• A textbook

• A biography

What is the primary purpose of nonfictional prose?

• To entertain the readers

• To provide factual information

• To use imaginative storytelling

• To express emotions through rhymes

Which type of prose combines poetic elements with prose writing?

• Prose Poetry

• Heroic Prose

• Fictional Prose

• Nonfictional Prose

Which of the following is NOT an example of prose?

• A novel

• A poem

• A biography

• A short story

How can you best describe heroic prose?

• It is written in verse form.

• It tells factual information.

• It has no structure or purpose.

• It follows a spoken storytelling style with legendary characters.

Why do authors use prose poetry?

• To tell factual stories

• To avoid using paragraphs

• To follow traditional poetic structures

• To combine poetic imagery and emotions with prose writing