A whole poem can contain just one stanza.
Circle one: True False
A scene opens with characters describing narrow streets, crowded stalls and bells ringing across a town. What does this part mainly develop?
A chapter explains why Mina fears sailing, although her boat stays in the harbour. What does this chapter add?
Every play must settle its main disagreement in the final scene.
Circle one: True False
Scene 1 shows a storm approaching a boat. Scene 2 shows its sail ripping before the crew can reach shore. What does scene 2 add?
A play begins with two friends blaming each other for a missing ring. Its final scene shows them finding the ring and apologising. The final scene resolves the earlier conflict.
Circle one: True False
A poem's first stanza asks where a river goes. Its middle stanzas follow the river past farms and towns. Its final stanza shows the river entering the sea. What does the final stanza contribute?
Each part of a comic ends with 'I can do it alone.' At first Jo refuses help. In the last part, Jo accepts help and crosses out 'alone'. How does the repeated line help connect the parts?
A poem first shows a bridge being built, then asks whether it will survive a storm, then shows people crossing safely. What would change if the safe crossing came before the storm question?
An early chapter links a red scarf to a theft. A later chapter reveals that every shop worker wears that scarf. Leo says the later chapter adds nothing. What does it change?