A poem of nearly 12,000 lines _ it tells a series of stories _ beginning with the creation of the world_ Think about what punctuation you would put in the THIRD blank.  Why did you choose the punctuation you chose for the THIRD blank? abecause nothing should be added between an independent clause followed by a dependent clause bbecause it is a dependent clause followed by an independent clause cbecause nothing should be added at the end dbecause it is a prepositional phrase followed by an independent clause ebecause nothing should be added between a dependent clause followed by an independent clause fbecause it is an independent clause followed by a dependent clause gbecause it is the end of the sentence hbecause it is an independent clause followed by an unrelated independent clause ibecause it is an independent clause followed by a related independent clause

A poem of nearly 12,000 lines  comma it tells a series of stories   beginning with the creation of the world  Fill in the blanks above with the correct punctuation. Spell out the word. Write nothing if no punctuation should be in the blank.Word Banknothing     comma     colon     apostrophe     exclamation markperiod     semi-colon     dash     question markBlank 1:

Which is the most likely reason a poet might organize a poem into a sequence?A.To direct the reader to read the sections out of orderB.To rebel against the idea that poetry must have formC.To suggest that some stanzas are more importantD.To imply that certain lines and stanzas "go together"

What does the lack of punctuation in William Carlos Williams's "Landscape with the Fall of Icarus" do to the pacing of the poem?A.It helps with the overall rhyme scheme.B.It encourages people to read the poem slowly and deliberately.C.It makes the poem seem short and quick.D.It sets up a nice rhythm.

Which of the following is NOT a common element of prose? Rhyme Paragraphs Narrative style Character development

Which question best fits a test on literary interpretation?*A. What figure of speech is used in the first lineB. Who is the persona?C. What is the mood of the poem?D. Where is the story set?