Literary Forms

A sonnet traditionally contains how many lines?

• 10

• 12

• 14

• 16

Which literary form is known for capturing a brief, vivid impression or moment, often without a full plot?

• Short Story

• Vignette

• Dramatic Poetry

• Sonnet

In dramatic poetry, the poem is written to be:

• Silent and reflective

• Sung to music only

• Performed with characters speaking

• Written in diary format

Which form usually has a single plot, few characters, and can be read in one sitting?

• Sonnet

• Vignette

• Short Story

• Dramatic Poetry

The two main types of sonnets are the ________ sonnet and the ________ sonnet.

Which literary form often relies on imagery and sensory details rather than a traditional plot?

• Vignette

• Short Story

• Dramatic Poetry

• Sonnet

Dramatic monologues are most closely related to which literary form?

• Short Story

• Dramatic Poetry

• Vignette

• Sonnet

Which element is most important in a short story?

• Number of syllables per line

• Strong central theme and plot

• Fragmented imagery

• Rhyme scheme

A Shakespearean sonnet follows the rhyme scheme ________.

hich of the following could best describe a vignette?

• “A full novel with many chapters”

• “A single scene capturing a grandmother’s hands sewing in silence”

• “A long-form drama with multiple acts”

• “A 14-line rhymed poem”