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RL3.5 Text Structure (Poetry, Prose, & Drama)
RL3.5 Text Structure (Poetry, Prose, & Drama)
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Practice recognizing and identifying elements of text structures for poems, stories, and plays.
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What is the rhyme scheme of this poem?
ABCD
ABCB
AABB
ABAB
2
Rhyme Scheme
is the rhyme
pattern
of a poem.
True
False
3
Which of the following are elements of poetry?
Chapters, stanzas, rhyme
Setting, lines, chapters
Dialogue, stanzas, rhyme scheme
lines, stanzas, rhyme
4
Which of the following are elements of prose?
Chapters, plot, characters
Scenes, characters, lines
Rhyme, setting, plot
Chapters, stanzas, characters
5
The following is an example of a ___ in a drama.
setting
character
plot
Stage directions
6
The following is an example of which text structure?
None of the above
prose
drama
poetry
7
The following is an example of _____.
Rhyme scheme
dialogue
setting
chapters
8
Stanzas
are an element of
both
poetry and drama.
True
False
9
This text is organized in ___.
rhyme scheme
scenes
stanzas
chapters
10
The following is an example of which text structure?
drama
prose
None of the above
poetry
11
Authors do not introduce
characters
until the
end
of the story.
False
True
12
The following is organized in _____.
stanzas
lines
chapters
scenes
13
Albert is an example of a ____.
setting
Rhyme scheme
character
scene
14
The following is organized in ___.
scenes
stanzas
chapters
acts
15
How many lines are in each stanza?
4
6
2
3
16
PLOT
is
what happens
in a story.
True
False
17
Plot
has a
beginning, middle,
and
end.
False
True
18
Which of the following are elements of drama?
chapters, dialogue, stanzas
Rhyme scheme, setting, plot
Setting, characters, chapters
Characters, dialogue, stage directions
19
All poems MUST
rhyme
.
False
True
20
The following is an example of which text structure?
None of the above
drama
poetry
prose