Types of Poetry Flashcards
It is a form of literature that follows specific forms to create a rhythm and / or rhyme scheme.
Poetry
It is a writing that is distinguished from poetry by its greater variety of rhythm.
Prose
TRUE OR FALSE
Prose comes from the GREEK word “prosa”.
FALSE
Prose comes from the LATIN word “prosa”.
It means a straightforward speech.
Prosa Oratio
It is an ordinary form of spoken and written language, and it also applies ordinary grammatical structure and natural flow of speech.
Prose
TRUE OR FALSE
Poetry pays attention to rhyme and rhythm, while the prose is otherwise.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE
Prose uses a limited number of words, while the poetry is otherwise.
FALSE
Prose usually has no word limit.
Poetry uses a limited number of words.
TRUE OR FALSE
The ideas in prose are written in sentences, while the ideas in poetry are written in lines.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE
The language in prose is more natural and grammatical, while the language in poetry is figurative and rhythmical.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE
Poetry can be understood by reading once, while prose can be understood by reading more than once.
FALSE
Poetry can be understood by reading more than once.
Prose can be understood by reading once.
What are the three types of Poetry?
(1) Lyric Poetry
(2) Narrative Poetry
(3) Dramatic Poetry
It is a type of poetry that is usually short and is written in stanzas.
Lyric Poetry
What are the six types of Lyric Poetry?
(1) Elegy
(2) Haiku
(3) Limerick
(4) Ode
(5) Pastoral Poem
(6) Sonnet
It is a type of lyric poetry that talks about death and mourning.
Elegy
TRUE OR FALSE
Elegy is usually written and recited to lament for the dead.
TRUE
It is a type of lyric poetry that is a short traditional Japanese poem that consists of three lines with seventeen syllables.
Haiku
It is a type of lyric poetry that consists of five lines.
Limerick
TRUE OR FALSE
Limerick usually follows the abbaa rhyme scheme.
FALSE
Limerick usually follows the aabba rhyme scheme.
It can be humorous and nonsensical that has marriage and love as the themes.
Limerick