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Question 1

Novel

Answer 1

1605
Cervantes
Don quixote
Spain

Question 2

Drama

Answer 2

524 B.C.
Sophocles
Oedipus
Greece

Question 3

Poem

Answer 3

800 B.C
Homer
Iliad
Greece

Question 4

Short Story

Answer 4

Bandello

Italy

Question 5

Requirements of Poetry

Answer 5

Lines (minor)
Stanzas (major)
Rhythm 
Beauty
Figurative Language

Question 6

Definition of Poetry (EAP)

Answer 6

Rhythmic creation of beauty

Question 7

Definition of Inspiration (EAP)

Answer 7

Death of a beautiful woman

Question 8

Definition of a song

Answer 8

A short poem set to music

Question 9

Categories of a poem/song

Answer 9

Lyrical or Narrative

Question 10

Ballad

Answer 10

A slow, sentimental song

Question 11

Elegy

Answer 11

A poem that “mourns” the death of an individual

Question 12

Epic

Answer 12

A long, narrative poem that celebrates the achievement of a national hero

Question 13

Dramatic Monologue

Answer 13

A poem whereby 1 person speaks to the audience

Question 14

Ode

Answer 14

A tribute written in a very serious style

Question 15

Sonnet

Answer 15

A 14 line poem

Question 16

Light verse

Answer 16

A poem meant to purely entertain

Question 17

Parody

Answer 17

A humorous imitation of a work of art

Question 18

Prose

Answer 18

All forms of writing or speaking that do not have a regular or rhythmic pattern

Question 19

Verse

Answer 19

A form of poetry whereby the writing or speaking does have a rhythm or a regular beat