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What is a sonnet?
14 lines with a formal rhyming scheme or pattern
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What is a metrical romance?
a long rambling love story in verse revolving around adventures of knights and lords and their highborn ladies during the age of chivalry
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What is a dramatic monologue?
it is a single character in a specific situation at a critical moment
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What is a short story?
can be finished in one sitting
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What is an essay?
this aims to explain and elucidate an idea, theory, impression or point of view
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What is an elegy?
a lament or expression of mourning for the dead
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What is an epic?
a long, majestic narrative poem which tell the exploits of a traditional hero and development of a nation
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What is a soliloquy?
a kind of dramatic poetry where no one is present to hear the character, the emotions are displayed and revelations are made freely without inhibitions
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What is a novel?
an extensive prose narrative where there is a greater number and variety of characters, more complicated plot, elaborate use of setting and complexity of theme
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What is an oration?
this has a purpose to convince and persuade
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What is a song?
sung or can be easily set to music
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What is metrical tale?
has a well-developed plot and relates real or imaginary events in simple, straightforward language
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What is a character sketch?
This type of Dramatic Poetry is where the poet serves as an observer/commentator and it is after the characters not the story
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What is fiction?
– a series of imagined facts which illustrates truths about human life
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What is a biography?
a record of human life written by someone else
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What is an ode?
the most majestic type of poetry
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What is a ballad?
short, simple narrative poem sung
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What is an autobiography?
this is written by person itself so it is more revealing
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What is lyric poetry?
a kind of poetry that is brief and subjective, marked by imagination, melody and emotion, and creating a single, unified expression
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What is narrative poetry?
tells a story following a chronology of events
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What is a memoir?
significant events in which author was a witness or a participant
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