Varieties of Dramatic Poetry: Tragedy, Farce, Social Poems
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What distinguishes a tragedy from a comedy?

  • Comedies aim to bring about changes in social conditions.
  • Tragedies involve exaggerated comedy.
  • The hero in a tragedy meets death or ruin without success. (correct)
  • Comedies depict the struggle of the hero against dynamic forces.
  • What characterizes a farce in dramatic poetry?

  • Characters that seem realistic and relatable.
  • Motive that are serious and profound.
  • Situations that are too understated to be funny.
  • Situations that are too ridiculous to be true. (correct)
  • What is the primary aim of social poems?

  • To explore mystical and magical realms.
  • To highlight the struggles of supernatural beings.
  • To portray the life of today either in a purely comic or tragic manner. (correct)
  • To depict ancient life and customs.
  • How does a tragedy typically end for the hero?

    <p>By meeting death or ruin without success.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What distinguishes social poems from farces?

    <p>Social poems may portray the life of today and seek social change.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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