Types of Poetry Quiz

Great literature is primarily passed down through written text.

Novels are always based on facts, real events, and real people.

Literature appeals only to a specific group of people and is not relevant across different generations.

Fables usually follow a continuous and usual flow of conversation.

Plays stimulate the way we think and bring out moral values.

Short stories may not necessarily be a sequence of events involving characters and a single idea.

Narrative poetry is a form of poetry that does not tell a story.

Epic poems are the oldest remaining form of poetry.

Ballads use complex language and avoid repetitive elements.

Haiku poems have a total of 20 syllables arranged in three lines.

Dramatic monologues involve long speeches by multiple actors.

Odes are short lyric poems with simple language and mundane themes.

Call Me Flory by Wilfredo Ma.Guerrero is a narrative about the origin of man, place, event, and happenings.

Dead Stars by Paz Marquez Benitez is a long work of fiction that has chapters where many characters are involved and spans a long period of time.

The Legend of Mount Mayon is a narrative where the characters are animals and nonliving objects that speak and act like people, and usually ends with values that can mold their attitudes.

Essays of Francis Bacon are intended to be spoken before a crowd.

'I Have a Dream' by Martin Luther King, Jr. is a literary work that gives the life account of a person written by another person.

Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe is a scripted story executed on stage.