Question

What is the main difference in the aim of teaching prose and poetry?

• A. Prose is taught for handwriting practice, while poetry is taught for pronunciation.
• B. Prose teaching focuses on linguistic development; poetry teaching focuses on aesthetic appreciation.
• C. Both are taught mainly for grammatical accuracy.
• D. Both focus on memorization of content.

Answer 1

Answer:

B. Prose teaching focuses on linguistic development; poetry teaching focuses on aesthetic appreciation.

The document clearly states this distinction. Prose aims at developing language skills, grammar, and comprehension, while poetry aims at nurturing the ability to feel and appreciate beauty in language and rhythm.