Arkansas Foundations of Reading Test (FORT)

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Which of the following is an element of poetry?

  1. Verse, stanzas, and rhythm

  2. Paragraphs and chapters

  3. Footnotes and appendices

  4. Graphs and tables

The correct answer is: Verse, stanzas, and rhythm

In poetry, elements like verse, stanzas, and rhythm are essential components that contribute to the structure and overall impact of the poem. Verses and stanzas provide the framework for organizing the written text, while rhythm adds a musical quality through patterns of stressed and unstressed syllables. These elements work together to create the unique form and flow of a poem, setting it apart from other types of literature. In contrast, options B, C, and D (paragraphs and chapters, footnotes and appendices, graphs and tables) do not align with the typical structural components found in poetry and are more commonly associated with prose or informational texts.

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