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Which of the following best describes prose?

A form of language that is straightforward and direct

A form of poetry that uses rhythmic meter and rhyme

A form of written or spoken language that follows the natural flow of speech (correct)

A form of language that follows the conventions of formal academic writing

When did the word 'prose' first appear in English?

16th century

18th century

14th century (correct)

12th century

Which of the following is an example of a work written in prose?

A sonnet

A limerick

A haiku

A newspaper article (correct)

What is the origin of the word 'prose'?

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According to T. S. Eliot, how does he describe the distinction between verse and prose?

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Prose Definition

Prose is ordinary written language, without a regular rhythmic pattern.

Etymology of Prose

The word "prose" first appeared in English in the 14th century.
The origin of the word "prose" is from the Latin "prosa", meaning "straightforward" or "direct".

Examples of Prose Works

Examples of works written in prose include novels, essays, and biographies.

Verse vs Prose

According to T. S. Eliot, verse is "musical" and has a regular rhythmic pattern, while prose is "unmusical" and lacks a regular rhythmic pattern.

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Test your knowledge of prose and its characteristics with this quiz! Explore the origins of prose, its distinction from poetry, and its various forms and structures. Challenge yourself and enhance your understanding of this fundamental aspect of written and spoken language.