5.4 Narration

• What is narrative poetry?

  Poetry that tells a story
• Match the type of poetry with its definition:

  Narrative Poetry ↔️ Tells a story with characters and plot

  Lyric Poetry ↔️ Expresses personal thoughts and emotions
• What is dramatic poetry often characterized by?

  Dialogue and multiple speakers
• Narrative poetry typically includes characters, a plot, and a narrator who recounts the story
• Narrative poetry uses a chronological sequence of events.


  True
• Narrative poetry relies on a chronological sequence of events
• Match the narrative perspective with its description:

  First-person ↔️ Uses "I", "me", "my" and recounts personal experience

  Third-person ↔️ Uses "he", "she", "they" and describes objectively
• The chronology of events in narrative poetry follows a sequential timeline.


  True
• Narrative poetry differs from lyric poetry because it follows a chronological sequence of events
• What type of poetry expresses the poet's personal thoughts, feelings, and emotions?

  Lyric Poetry
• The chronological structure of events in narrative poetry helps readers follow the story.


  True
• The narrator's point of view can be first-person, third-person, or omniscient.
• Match the narrative perspective with its description:

  First-person ↔️ Narrator uses "I", "me", "my"

  Third-person ↔️ Narrator uses "he", "she", "they"

  Omniscient ↔️ Narrator knows multiple characters' thoughts
• In first-person perspective, the narrator uses "he", "she", or "they".

  False
• The plot refers to the series of events that make up the story
• Narrative poetry typically includes characters and a plot.


  True
• What determines the perspective from which events are recounted in narrative poetry?

  Narrator's point of view
• Narrative poetry follows a chronological sequence of events
• Narrative poetry typically includes characters
• Order the three main narrative perspectives from most personal to most distant.

  1️⃣ First-person

  2️⃣ Third-person

  3️⃣ Omniscient
• In "The Raven", which narrative perspective is used?

  First-person
• First-person narration fosters a strong emotional connection with the reader.


  True
• Which narrative poem uses first-person narration to emphasize Ulysses' desire for adventure?

  Ulysses
• In "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner", what does the desolate sea symbolize?

  Isolation and mystery
• What poetic device is used in "Ulysses" to describe the "gray sea"?

  Imagery
• Order the three main types of poetry based on their primary focus: story, emotions, and dialogue.

  1️⃣ Narrative Poetry

  2️⃣ Lyric Poetry

  3️⃣ Dramatic Poetry
• The chronology of events in narrative poetry follows a sequential timeline.


  True
• What is the chronological structure of narrative poetry designed to help the reader follow?

  The unfolding of the story
• The narrator's point of view in narrative poetry determines the perspective from which events are recounted.


  True
• Unlike lyric poetry, narrative poetry follows a sequential timeline.
• Narrative structure in poetry includes the chronological sequence of events, narrator's point of view, plot, and characters.


  True
• What does the narrator's point of view determine in narrative poetry?

  Perspective of the story
• An omniscient narrator has access to the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters
• Which narrative poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge features a first-person narrator recounting a sequential series of events?

  The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
• What role does the narrator play in a narrative poem?

  Tells the story
• Characters are typically involved in the plot of narrative poetry.


  True
• In narrative poetry, the narrator's point of view determines the perspective of the story.
• What does a first-person narrator use in their description of events?

  "I", "me", "my"
• The narrator's point of view determines the perspective from which the events are recounted
• The narrator is the voice that tells the story