1. Which of the following consists of 14 lines and is usually written in iambic pentameter?
a. ode
b. elegy
c. sonnet
d. limerick
1. What refers to series of lines grouped together and separated by a space from
others?
a. lines
b. stanza
c. forma
d. ineter
B. What type of poetry is a long narrative poem in elevated style recounting the
deeds of a legendary or historical hero?
a. epic
b. descriptive
c. ballad
d. limerick
4. What stanza describes as having seven lines?
a. sestet
b. septet
c. tercet
d. cinquain
5. What type of poetry is usually organized into quatrains or cinquains, has a
simple rhythm structure, and tells the tales of ordinary people?
a. epic
b. sonnet
c. ode d. ballad
6. What is called the one line stanza?
a. couplet
b. tercet c. monostich d. quatrain
7. What is referred to as a poem that is usually humorous and composed of five
lines in an AABBA rhyming pattern?
b. limerick
c. ode
d. elegy
8. What type of poetry describes the world that surrounds the speaker?
a. sonnet
b. lyric
C. descriptive d. narrative
9. Which of the following sonnet does not consist of three quatrains
a. Petrarchan b. Shakespearean c. Spenserian d. English sonnet
10. What is the lyric poem that that praises an individual, an idea or an event?
a. ballad
b. ode
c. elegy
d. sonnet
a. haiku

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