What is enjambment?A.Lines of poetry that coincide with the ends of sentencesB.Lines of poetry that match the patterns of proseC.Lines of poetry that end without punctuationD.Lines of poetry that end on a comma but not a period

Which effect does enjambment often add to a poem?A.The reader understands a familiar symbol in a new way.B.The reader understands a vivid, detailed picture.C.The reader feels propelled from one line to the next.D.The reader senses completeness in each single thought.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which pair of lines gives an example of enjambment?A.When island clouds subside, the sky'san empty ocean.B.When island clouds subside,the sky's an empty ocean.C.Lowering his eyes, he asked,"You think that I don't know?"D.Lowering his eyes,he asked, "You think that I don't know?"SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which is an effect that can be created by using enjambment?A.The lines feel like complete thoughts by themselves.B.The images feel powerful because of their strangeness.C.The images suggest new understandings of symbols.D.The lines feel energetic and charged with movement.

Which pair of lines gives an example of enjambment?A.This is what I said:Please. You must understand.B.This is what I said: Please.You must understand.C.When the sun falls at last, and cloudsdrown the horizon.D.When the sun falls at last,and clouds drown the horizon.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Poetry is a special form of communication that uses language in a way that's distinct from everyday speech or writing. Prose, which makes up the majority of the writing we see, from newspapers to textbooks to blogs, tends to be straightforward in communicating its point. Poetry, as opposed to prose, uses more beautiful, expressive, abstract or flashy wording, and it often focuses on conveying feelings and emotional truths. In addition, while prose is usually organised by paragraphs and appears as blocks of text, poetry often uses line breaks to follow a pattern of rhyme or rhythm. Some poems even use the lengths of their lines to create specific shapes on the page. Although difficult to define simply, poetry is usually not hard to recognise. It's just poetic!Which organisational structure does this text primarily use?