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Poetry Analysis Concepts Quiz
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Poetry Analysis Concepts Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which part of a play is away from the audience?

  • Prewriting
  • Curtain Call
  • Upstage (correct)
  • Synopsis
  • What term is used for the list of characters and actors in a play?

  • Volume
  • Speed
  • Cast (correct)
  • Mood
  • In poetry, what is a group of lines with a rhyme scheme called?

  • Nonverbal Strategy
  • Stanza (correct)
  • Purpose
  • Verbal Strategy
  • What does a play typically end with where actors acknowledge the audience?

    <p>Curtain Call</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which term refers to the feeling evoked by readers while reading a poem?

    <p>Mood</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a prewriting activity involve when creating a play?

    <p>Writing down important elements without thinking about grammar</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Play and Poetry Terminology

    • The part of a play that is away from the audience is called the wings or backstage.

    Play Elements

    • A dramatis personae is the list of characters and actors in a play.

    Poetry Structure

    • A stanza is a group of lines with a rhyme scheme in poetry.

    Play Conventions

    • A play typically ends with a curtain call, where actors acknowledge the audience.

    Poetry Effects

    • The mood is the feeling evoked by readers while reading a poem.

    Playwriting Process

    • A prewriting activity when creating a play involves exploring ideas, developing characters, and outlining the plot.

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    Test your knowledge on various poetry analysis concepts such as stanza, purpose, mood, verbal strategy, volume, speed, and nonverbal strategy. Explore how these elements contribute to understanding and interpreting poems.

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