Prose and Poetry

Question 1

It is made up of letters and words; it is from the latin word “litera” - acquaintance with letters or words

Answer 1

LITERATURE

Question 2

What are the two major forms of literature?

Answer 2

POETRY

PROSE

Question 3

It is a form of literature that has figurative form and is strict in form.

Answer 3

POETRY

Question 4

It is a form of literature that is in a normal way of speaking and is conversational.

Answer 4

PROSE

Question 5

What are the categories or genres of literature?

Answer 5

PROSE FICTION
POETRY
DRAMA
NONFICTION PROSE

Question 6

It is a genre of literature that can be narrative fiction, novels, short stories, romances epics or myths.

Answer 6

PROSE FICTION

Question 7

It is a genre of literature that relies on imagery, figurative language, and sound.

Answer 7

POETRY

Question 8

It is a genre of literature that is designed to be performed by actors, presents fictional events as if they were happening at present.

Answer 8

DRAMA

Question 9

It is a genre of literature that consists of news, reports, feature articles, essays, editorials, textbooks, historical, biographical works, and the like.

Answer 9

NONFICTION PROSE

Question 10

What are the kinds poetry?

Answer 10

LYRIC
NARRATIVE
DRAMATIC

Question 11

It is a poem which can be sung and was played with the use of a lyre in the old times.

Answer 11

LYRIC POETRY

Question 12

It is a poem that tells the story.

Answer 12

NARRATIVE POETRY

Question 13

It is a poem which lines can be performed on plays.

Answer 13

DRAMATIC POETRY

Question 14

What are the figures of speech?

Answer 14

SIMILE
METAPHOR
PERSONIFICATION
HYPERBOLE
LITOTES
METONYMY
ALLITERATION
ONOMATOPOEIA
IDIOMS

Question 15

It is a figure of speech that compares unlike or dissimilar objects using the word “like” or “as”

Answer 15

SIMILE

Question 16

It is a figure of speech that a comparison is drawn between two dissimilar or unlike things without the use of “like” or “as”.

Answer 16

METAPHOR

Question 17

It is a figure of speech that gives life to the animals, ideas, or objects.

Answer 17

PERSONIFICATION

Question 18

It is a figure of speech that an exaggeration or overstatement is made to illustrate a point.

Answer 18

HYPERBOLE

Question 19

It is a figure of speech that deliberates an understatement, especially when expressing a thought by denying or negating its opposite.

Answer 19

LITOTES

Question 20

A figure of speech that a part represents a whole or a whole represents a part.

Answer 20

METONYMY

Question 21

Figure of speech that repeats the first letter of a word.

Answer 21

ALLITERATION

Question 22

Figure of speech that the words are written like the sound they make.

Answer 22

ONOMATOPOEIA

Question 23

Figure of speech that the words has a different meaning other than the literal.

Answer 23

IDIOMS