Drama, Poetry and Prose Review

Question 1

uses words to create images

Accepted Answer

poetry

Question 2

purpose is to entertain or express opinions

Accepted Answer

prose

Question 3

can be written as a skit, play, opera, musical, or monologue

Accepted Answer

drama

Question 4

can take the form of a haiku, acrostic, ballad, shape, or narrative

Accepted Answer

poetry

Question 5

The purpose is to inform, entertain, express or persuade.

Accepted Answer

all three

Question 6

usually performed

Accepted Answer

drama

Question 7

may contain dialogue

Accepted Answer

all three

Question 8

uses rhyme, alliteration, onomatopoeia

Accepted Answer

poetry

Question 9

can take the form of a biography, novel, essay, short story, fable, or article

Accepted Answer

prose

Question 10

may have stage directions, list of characters, and be written in script form

Accepted Answer

drama

Question 11

doesn't follow punctuation and grammar rules

Accepted Answer

poetry

Question 12

Written using paragraphs

Accepted Answer

prose

Question 13

written in lines and stanzas

Accepted Answer

poetry

Questions 13