Question

Drag each item to the correct location to show the elements of each type of poem. Villanelle Ballad

Answer 1

Options to use are, mostly three-line stanzas, second line of each stanza rhymes, all four-line stanzas, rhyme scheme of ABCB.

Answer 2

Certainly! Below are the characteristics of **villanelle** and **ballad** types of poems. You can drag the elements to their corresponding sections.

### Villanelle
1. **Structure**: 19 lines, consisting of 5 tercets followed by a quatrain.
2. **Rhyme Scheme**: ABA ABA ABA ABA ABAA.
3. **Repetition**: The first and third lines of the opening tercet are alternately repeated at the end of the subsequent stanzas and both appear in the final quatrain.
4. **Theme**: Often explores complex emotions like love, loss, or existential themes.

### Ballad
1. **Structure**: Typically composed of quatrains (4-line stanzas).
2. **Rhyme Scheme**: Often ABAB or ABCB.
3. **Narrative Style**: Tells a story, usually focusing on themes of romance, tragedy, or adventure.
4. **Repetition**: Often includes refrains or repeated lines, making it lyrical.

You would place each characteristic under either "Villanelle" or "Ballad" based on these descriptions.

Answer 3

Based on the options you've provided, here's how the elements should be categorized for **villanelle** and **ballad**:

### Villanelle
- **Mostly three-line stanzas**: (since a villanelle consists mainly of tercets)
- **Second line of each stanza rhymes**: (This aligns because of the ABA rhyme scheme)

### Ballad
- **All four-line stanzas**: (since a ballad typically consists of quatrains)
- **Rhyme scheme of ABCB**: (common rhyme scheme used in ballads)

So, the organized placement would look like this:

- **Villanelle**: Mostly three-line stanzas, second line of each stanza rhymes.
- **Ballad**: All four-line stanzas, rhyme scheme of ABCB.