Practice Questions

The number of subordinates a supervisor can manage effectively

Two consecutive lines of poetry that do not necessarily rhyme.

A four-line stanza with a specific rhyme scheme.

Any two lines in a poem that share a similar meter.

Follow a consistent rhyme scheme from beginning to end.

Exclude all forms of imagery and figurative language.

Ensure every line has the same number of syllables.

A poem written exclusively in iambic pentameter.

A poem that strictly follows an AABB rhyme scheme.

A poem composed of exactly fourteen lines.

Consistent use of rhyme and meter throughout the poem

Focus on heroic figures and national identity

Their original purpose was public performance and oral tradition

Describe a vivid scene or setting in detail

Express the poet's personal thoughts and reflections

Long narrative poem focusing on heroic deeds

It celebrates heroic adventures in grand language

It is a brief narrative poem focused on a single, isolated event.

It is primarily designed to be performed on stage as a dramatic play.

It typically uses simple, colloquial language to depict everyday life.

A three-line poem that typically uses an AAB rhyme scheme.

A four-line poem that focuses on natural imagery.

A short poem where each line must have exactly seven syllables.

It primarily expresses the poet's deep personal feelings and thoughts.

It is a narrative poem with musical rhythm

It strictly follows a fourteen-line structure with a fixed rhyme scheme.

It is a long, epic poem recounting historical events or heroic deeds.

Unwritten norms, values, and shared beliefs

Answerability to higher authority or the public

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