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A soliloquy is a type of dramatic poetry where the spoken passage is only heard by the audience.
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Which of the following is a characteristic of dramatic poetry?
What is the rhyme pattern of a Tanaga?
AAAA, AABB, ABBA, ABAB
A __________ is a poem that does not have a specific number of lines or rhyme.
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Match the following types of literary verse with their characteristics:
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What is the primary purpose of a dramatic monologue?
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The Diong form of Philippine poetry consists of 4 lines with 8 syllables each.
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Name one common feature of literary verse.
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Study Notes
Dramatic Poetry
- Intended for performance, combining spoken dialogue and action.
- Tells a story through narrative techniques but typically lacks conversational exchanges.
Features
- Utilizes speech and action to advance the plot.
- Offers detailed portrayals of characters and their traits.
- The speaker's unique qualities often elevate the drama.
Types of Dramatic Poetry
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Dramatic Monologue:
- A lengthy speech by a character, often in a tense situation with minimal interruptions.
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Soliloquy:
- A character expresses inner thoughts aloud, allowing insight into personal reflections without external dialogue.
Character Sketch
- Playwrights design characters to express their thoughts through how lines are delivered.
- Aims to evoke sympathy and connection with the audience.
Literary Verse
- Composed of elements such as syllable count, line structure, and rhyme/rhythm patterns.
Types of Literary Verse
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Free Verse:
- Lacks a fixed structure in terms of lines and rhyme schemes.
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Blank Verse:
- Unrhymed but possesses a consistent meter, often used to convey intense emotions effectively.
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Rhyming Metered Verse:
- Features both rhyme and meter, with rhymes appearing at the end or within lines; commonly used by many poets.
Collection of Metrical Lines in Poetry
Philippine Poetry Form
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Tanaga:
- Consists of 4 lines with 7 syllables and can follow rhyme patterns like AAAA, AABB, ABBA, or ABAB.
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Diong:
- Comprises 3 lines with 7 syllables, allowing for the expression of complex ideas.
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Dalit:
- Composed of 4 lines, each with 8 syllables, often reflecting themes of devotion or praise.
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Test your knowledge on the fascinating world of dramatic poetry. This quiz covers essential features, types, and techniques including dramatic monologue and soliloquy. Dive into the artistry of performance and narrative storytelling through poetry.
