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What do you call lines that don't end in punctuation?

When should a poet add a line break?

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1
When should a poet add a line break?
When the line gets halfway across the page
When the poet runs out of space
Whenever the poet feels like it
When the sentence ends
2
What do you call lines that don't end in punctuation?
Jumbled lines
Prose lines
Enjambed lines
End-stop lines
3
Which of these steps usually happens near the end of the writing process?
Editing
Brainstorming
Revision
Drafting
4
Who is the "speaker" in a poem?
The poet
The narrator
The person quoted
The main character
5
What do you call lines that end in punctuation?
End-stop lines
Prose lines
Line breaks
Enjambed lines
6
How are poems usually formatted?
Justified to the left
All willy nilly
Justified to the right
Centered
7
Which of the following actions counts as "revision"?
Fixing capitalization
Neither A nor B
Fixing spelling
Both A and B
8
Which of the following cannot be used in prose?
Line breaks
Punctuation
Paragraphs
Descriptive details
9
What is a stanza?
A section of a poem
Another name for a poem
A group of three lines
The paragraphs of poetry
10
What are the rules of punctuation for poetry?
Usually the same as in prose
Use more commas
Always the same as in prose
There are no rules