Question 3Tips1 ptsWhich of the following works is prose?Group of answer choicesStephen King’s Novel, “It”Matsuo Basho’s HaikuWilliam Shakespeare’s SonnetsJohn Keat’s Ballad Flag question: Question 4Question 4Tips1 ptsCreative language is primarily used in poems. Which of the following works can be classified under poetry?Group of answer choicesStill I RiseTell-Tale HeartThe NecklaceThe Story of an Hour

Which of the following works is prose?Group of answer choicesStephen King’s Novel, “It”Matsuo Basho’s HaikuWilliam Shakespeare’s SonnetsJohn Keat’s Ballad

Creative language is primarily used in poems. Which of the following works can be classified under poetry?Group of answer choicesStill I RiseTell-Tale HeartThe NecklaceThe Story of an Hour

Question 5Tips1 ptsWhat constitutes poetry writing?Group of answer choicesIt uses creative language.It uses standard language.It uses the prescribed grammar.It adheres to writing mechanics. Flag question: Question 6Question 6Tips1 ptsWhat figure of speech is exemplified below?“The moon stood still and stared at the dead leaves.”Group of answer choicesPersonificationAllusionOnomatopoeiaMetaphor Flag question: Question 7Question 7Tips1 pts“Sonnet 18”, by Shakespeare, starts with “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?”  This line shows the use of rhetorical questions, and what figure of speech? Group of answer choicesMetaphorAssonancePersonificationAllusion

Question 1Tips1 ptsWhich of the following statements(s) is/ are NOT true about poetry?  I. Poetry uses creative language to express emotions. II. Poetry encourages the use of conventional language. III. Poetry allows  craftsmanship and artistry by using literary devicesGroup of answer choicesII onlyI and IIIII onlyII and III Flag question: Question 2Question 2Tips1 ptsWhich of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE about prose?  I. Examples of prose are novels and short stories.  II. Prose uses conventional language. III. Prose includes rhyme, metre, and rhythm.Group of answer choicesI and III onlyIII onlyI and III

Which element in a prose poem might be considered lyrical?A.Rhythm or music in the sounds of wordsB.Characters drawn from real lifeC.Tension and suspense in the narrativeD.Storytelling similar to that in a fableSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS