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What distinguishes prose from traditional poetry?
What distinguishes prose from traditional poetry?
- Prose is derived from the Latin expression prosa oratio.
- Prose follows the natural flow of speech and uses ordinary grammatical structures. (correct)
- Prose is always written in lines based on rhythmic meter or rhyme.
- Prose is only used in works of philosophy, history, and economics.
What does the word 'prose' derive from?
What does the word 'prose' derive from?
- Great Roman orator Cicero
- Latin expression prosa oratio (correct)
- British poet T. S. Eliot
- Old French prose
Which works are examples of prose?
Which works are examples of prose?
- Free verse, concrete poetry, and prose poetry
- Traditional poetry and verse novels
- Journalism and poetry
- Works of philosophy, history, economics, and most fiction (correct)
Who was a major influence on the development of prose in many European countries?
Who was a major influence on the development of prose in many European countries?
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What did developments in twentieth century literature lead to regarding poetry and prose?
What did developments in twentieth century literature lead to regarding poetry and prose?
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