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What is a key characteristic that distinguishes poetry from prose?
What is a key characteristic that distinguishes poetry from prose?
Which type of poetry is known for its song-like quality and expression of strong emotions?
Which type of poetry is known for its song-like quality and expression of strong emotions?
What is the primary function of imagery in poetry?
What is the primary function of imagery in poetry?
Which of these is NOT a characteristic of 21st-century literary genres?
Which of these is NOT a characteristic of 21st-century literary genres?
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What is the main difference between prose and poetry?
What is the main difference between prose and poetry?
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What is the primary aim of poetry?
What is the primary aim of poetry?
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Which of the following is NOT an example of dramatic poetry?
Which of the following is NOT an example of dramatic poetry?
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How does hyperpoetry differ from traditional poetry?
How does hyperpoetry differ from traditional poetry?
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Which of the following is the most accurate definition of prose?
Which of the following is the most accurate definition of prose?
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What is the primary purpose of textula?
What is the primary purpose of textula?
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Flashcards
Prose
Prose
Written language without metrical structure, in paragraph form.
Poetry
Poetry
Literature written in verse with rhythm and figurative language.
Imagery
Imagery
Vivid descriptions that appeal to the senses in poetry.
Rhythm
Rhythm
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Density in Poetry
Density in Poetry
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Lyric Poetry
Lyric Poetry
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Narrative Poetry
Narrative Poetry
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Dramatic Poetry
Dramatic Poetry
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Hyperpoetry
Hyperpoetry
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Textula
Textula
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Study Notes
Prose
- Prose is any natural spoken or written language, unlike poetry's metrical structure.
- It's easily understood by readers, unlike poetry, which often has set rhythmic structures.
- Prose is typically written in paragraphs, not verse.
- Common prose forms are informative and entertaining.
Poetry
- Poetry is the oldest form of literature, expressed in stanzas and verse.
- It uses rhythm, sound patterns, and meter.
- Words are used creatively with rhythm and style.
- Poetry evokes emotion, imagination, and understanding of human life via images.
Elements of Poetry
- Imagery: Poetry uses vivid descriptions appealing to the senses to create a complete image for the reader.
- Rhythm: The pattern of sounds in a poem, including rhyme and repetition.
- Sound: How a poem sounds when read aloud.
- Density: Poetry often conveys deep meaning in compact form, using figures of speech and compressed language.
- Line: A line in poetry acts like a sentence in prose, yet doesn't have to end with a period.
Types of Poetry
- Lyric Poetry: Poems that express powerful emotions, often in a musical or song-like style. This type uses rhyme, meter, or poetic devices.
- Narrative Poetry: Poems that tell stories, are often long, detailed and based on real or imagined events. Often use meter.
- Dramatic Poetry: A form of poetry written in blank verse, designed to tell a story using emotional situations. This form can have dialogue.
21st Century Literary Genres
- Hyperpoetry: Digital poetry that relies on hypertext(links) to connect different parts of text. This form doesn't work without a computer.
- Textula: Poetry written as short text messages (one or two stanzas), blending English and Filipino words.
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Description
This quiz explores the fundamental differences between prose and poetry, highlighting their structures, forms, and elements. Learn about prose's ease of understanding compared to the rhythm and creativity found in poetry. Delve into poetry's unique elements such as imagery, rhythm, and sound.
