Prose Essentials Quiz

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Prose basics for grade 7

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Froggy Jumps Prose Essentials QuizOnline version Prose basics for grade 7 by Wenefredo Cornita 1 What is prose? a Written or spoken language in ordinary form, not poetry b Rhythmic lines with rhyme c A type of drama meant for stage only 2 Which is a key feature of prose? a Chanted lines with chorus b Paragraphs and sentences arranged to tell a story or explain c Fixed meters and stanzas 3 Which is NOT a type of prose? a Lyric sonnet b Narrative prose c Expository prose 4 What is the main purpose of expository prose? a To explain or inform the reader b To entertain with rhythm c To persuade through poetry 5 Which element is common in fictional prose? a Copyleft licensing b Plot that follows events in a sequence c Musical refrains 6 Which point of view is often used in prose to show characters' thoughts? a First-person or third-person b Second-person only c Omniversal voice outside time 7 Which statement describes descriptive prose well? a It argues a position with facts only b It presents data in bullet lists c It uses vivid details to create mental images 8 What is a characteristic of narrative prose? a A story with characters, setting, and conflict b A scientific table of results c A collection of poems 9 Which is an example of prose used to persuade? a A sonnet about spring b An essay arguing for or against a policy c A diary entry without opinion 10 Which feature helps identify the setting in prose? a Meter and rhyme scheme b Time and place described in detail c Stage directions and cues

Froggy Jumps

Prose Essentials QuizOnline version

Prose basics for grade 7

by Wenefredo Cornita

What is prose?

Written or spoken language in ordinary form, not poetry

Rhythmic lines with rhyme

A type of drama meant for stage only

Which is a key feature of prose?

Chanted lines with chorus

Paragraphs and sentences arranged to tell a story or explain

Fixed meters and stanzas

Which is NOT a type of prose?

Lyric sonnet

Narrative prose

Expository prose

What is the main purpose of expository prose?

To explain or inform the reader

To entertain with rhythm

To persuade through poetry

Which element is common in fictional prose?

Copyleft licensing

Plot that follows events in a sequence

Musical refrains

Which point of view is often used in prose to show characters' thoughts?

First-person or third-person

Second-person only

Omniversal voice outside time

Which statement describes descriptive prose well?

It argues a position with facts only

It presents data in bullet lists

It uses vivid details to create mental images

What is a characteristic of narrative prose?

A story with characters, setting, and conflict

A scientific table of results

A collection of poems

Which is an example of prose used to persuade?

A sonnet about spring

An essay arguing for or against a policy

A diary entry without opinion

Which feature helps identify the setting in prose?

Meter and rhyme scheme

Time and place described in detail

Stage directions and cues

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Prose Essentials QuizOnline version

by Wenefredo Cornita

What is prose?

Which is a key feature of prose?

Which is NOT a type of prose?

What is the main purpose of expository prose?

Which element is common in fictional prose?

Which point of view is often used in prose to show characters' thoughts?

Which statement describes descriptive prose well?

What is a characteristic of narrative prose?

Which is an example of prose used to persuade?

Which feature helps identify the setting in prose?

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