Prose Drama Poetry

Which piece of literature can you find chapters in?

• Drama

• Prose

• Poetry

• All the above

Which of these are divided by Acts and Scenes?

• Prose

• Poetry

• Drama

• Poetry, Drama, and Prose

What is rhyme scheme?

• a pattern of rhymes at the end of verses

• the reason the play was written

• the conflict of characters

• none of the above

Where would you find setting?

• prose

• drama

• poetry

• all of the above

Where do you find verse?

• prose

• poetry

• play

• all of the above

What is a stanza?

• The beat of poetry. Syllables, words, and lines that are carefully chosen to create a rhythm that fits the mood of the poem.

• A set of lines grouped together to convey an idea.

• The message or idea that the author is trying to convey.

• When two or more words have a matching end sound.

What are rhyming words?

• When a poet repeats words or phrases in a poem.

• Words that imitate sounds.

• Words that help the reader hear, see, smell and touch what is happening in the poem.

• Two or more words that have a matching end sound.

What is a script?

• The instructions that tell the actors what to do on stage.

• Words that are repeated in a poem.

• The lines that actors speak in a drama.

• A group of lines in a poem.

What is poetry?

• A play written with scenes and acts. Dialogue is not placed in quotation marks but instead with a script. Stage directions provide information about how characters should act.

• Expressive writing written with lines and stanzas. May contain rhyme and repetition.

• Ordinary writing written with sentences and paragraphs. Dialogue can be placed in quotation marks. Written to entertain, inform or persuade.

This is an example of a ______.

• Script

• Dialogue

• Stage Direction

• Cast of characters