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Literary Genres
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1
The Metamorphosis, The Yellow Wallpaper and A Good Man Is Hard to Find are some examples of fables
False
True
2
The narrative voice is delivered to the characters, actors who tell a story through dialogues or monologues.
False
True
3
Farse is a comic dramatic work using buffoonery and horseplay
True
False
4
Farce is generally regarded as intellectually and aesthetically inferior to comedy
True
False
5
At the end of the narrative genre, the problem not always has a solution
True
False
6
The Narrative genre can be called Epic Genre too
True
False
7
The lyrical genre express emotion in its texts and it is written only in the 1st and 3rd persons (storyteller)
True
False
8
Essays, fables, and epopee are part of Drama Genre
False
True
9
Tragicomedy, at the same time, uses elements such as tragic subject and characters and language, incidents as comedy
False
True
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It’s important in the tragicomedy: universal themes, realistic characters, and the sarcasm
False
True
11
Sonnet resembles the poem because they are fixed literary structures composed of fourteen verses, quartets and tercets
True
False
12
Epigram is not part of a brief poetic composition and also does not express a single main thought, this is the chronicle
False
True