Narrative Poetry
What do you understand by narrative poetry? Narrative poetry is almost like story telling with special use of words and rhyming making it poetry. If you are into poetry, this quiz will definitely be of interest to you. Enjoy.
- 1.Narrative poems usually have
- A.
Giant spots.
- B.
Rhyme scheme.
- C.
Just a plot.
- D.
Characters,dialog, plot, ryhme scheme, and stanzas.
- E.
Intergallactic space pigs.
- 2.A rhyming couplet has
- A.
Two lines of poetry that end with the same ryhming sound.
- B.
Two rap artists who have made a mashup together.
- C.
Two small African swallows.
- D.
Two stanzas of poetry where every line ends in the same rhyme.
- E.
A terrible break up.
- 3.Setting in narrative poetry is not only a place, it is also
- A.
Forks, knives and spoons.
- B.
For volume on your ipod.
- C.
A time; such as a time of year, time in history, or even time of day.
- D.
How you save your mp3s.
- E.
The backgroud for a play.
- 4.The the moment of greatest action or the big "uh oh" moment in a story or plot is called...
- 5.A stanza is like a paragraph...
- A.
Because it has proper grammar.
- B.
Because it is usually all about the same topic within a poem.
- C.
Because it sands alone.
- D.
Because it is often about one topic and stands alone as a poetic structure.
- E.
Because Mrs. Schwartz says so.
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