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Label: SW 2 Name: RODERICK ANGUIT Answer: Poetry often uses figurative language to create images or expressive ideas, while prose is more literal. Prose is a form of writing that is based on spoken language. It is characterized by its natural flow and rhythm, as well as its use of regular grammar and punctuation. Prose is often used for novels, short stories, and essays. Poetry, on the other hand, is a form of writing that is based on musicality and rhythm. Poetry is often used for poems and some of its devices are also used in songwriting.

Label: SW2 Name: Peve Bacho Based on its elements, how do prose and poetry relate and differ from each other? Answer: The difference between the two is that poetry is a form of writing that uses rhythm and rhyme to create a musical or chant-like effect. Poetry uses figurative language, or language that can have different meanings from what is literally said, to give multiple shades of meaning to a word or a phrase. Whereas prose is a form of writing that is more straightforward and doesn't rely on rhyme or meter, simply it's poetry written without line breaks.

Label: SW 2 Name: Kristine Kate Congayo Answer: Prose and poetry are both forms of writing that tell stories, convey emotions, and express ideas. Poems often focus on visual descriptions and use metaphors, while prose typically emphasizes narrative, characters, and plot. Poems also play with the sound of language through repetition and rhyming.

1. Based on its elements, how do prose and poetry relate and differ from each other? Label: SW 2 Name: Trazona, Jacklyn Faith H. Answer The video explains that prose is like regular speaking as it doesn't have a fancy, musical structure or special tricks with words. Whereas, Poetry is more like a song, we're familiar with how poems use rhythm, rhyme, and sections or stanzas to create a certain mood or sound. They also use comparisons or metaphors and other tricks with figures of speech to make us imagine things vividly. Despite their distinct styles, both prose and poetry ultimately serve the same purpose which is to share ideas.

SW2 Joshua B. Ferolino Prose and poetry are distinct forms of written expression, each characterized by unique structures and uses of language. Prose is typically straightforward, adhering to grammatical conventions and organized into sentences and paragraphs. It is the primary format for novels, essays, and articles, prioritizing clarity and narrative progression. In contrast, poetry emphasizes aesthetic and rhythmic elements, often utilizing meter, rhyme, and a concise, sometimes abstract form. Poetic language tends to be more evocative and symbolic, designed to stir emotions and convey complex ideas in a compact manner. Although their methods differ, both prose and poetry aim to express experiences, emotions, and ideas, each employing its own stylistic techniques to achieve this.

SW2 PAGOBO, BARBIE G. Based on what I learned on the videos, and based on their elements. Prose and poetry relate to each other since they are both being forms of written language. The difference between them based on their elements is that, Prose encompasses the six elements which are; plot, conflict, setting, theme, character, and POV. Which follows sentences and paragraph. While Poetry differs from prose because of its elements which follows syllables, lines, stanza, rhyme, rhythm, and sound pattern. Even though they differ, there can be some overlap. Free verse poetry doesn't have a set structure, and some prose, like dialogue in a novel, can be quite poetic. The choice between poetry and prose is up to the writer's intention and the desired effect.

SW2 NAME: Haniya Patalinghug Answer: Prose and poetry is two of the three major classification of literature. Both are forms of written expression yet has different approach in writing especially in structure, purpose and style. In structure, prose written in paragraphs and sentences. It follows grammar and flows naturally like everyday speech. In poetry the structure is in stanza for poems and verses for lyrical. It use line in formatting to create rhythm and visual impact. For purpose, prose focuses on telling a story and an argument and straightforward manner. On the other hand poetry explore on emotions through the use of language and its forms. Lastly style, prose is generally straight forward and use narrative to convey information or story. For poetry it uses figurative language and imagery to call up emotion which can cause multiple interpretations.

SW2 BALANSAG, CARYL B. Prose and poetry are both tools for written expression, both tell stories and use vivid language, but they use language in different ways. Prose reads naturally, like conversation, with sentences flowing into paragraphs, and doesn't pay attention to rhyme and rhythm. Poetry, on the other hand, often utilizes rhyme, rhythm, and condensed language to create a more musical or impactful effect.

SW 2 Khinne Dhanrive P. Bianda Based on its elements, how do prose and poetry relate and differ from each other? Prose and poetry, while both using words to create meaning, take very different approaches, their structures and language takes into account with their differences, prose follows the natural flow of language, written in sentences and paragraphs with smooth transitions. Think of a newspaper article or a novel, while poetry often breaks from the natural flow, using line breaks, stanzas (groups of lines), and sometimes rhyme schemes to create a specific structure. This can be seen in sonnets or haiku, also on prose, it aims for clarity and directness. It uses literal language most of the time, with the focus on conveying information or telling a story, and poetry, employs figurative language like metaphors, similes, and personification to paint vivid pictures and evoke emotions. It can be more condensed and suggestive than prose.

SW 2 Eumer Shane B. Ursal Based on its elements, how do prose and poetry relate and differ from each other? Prose and poetry are both tools for conveying ideas, but they use language in different ways. Prose reads naturally, with sentences flowing into paragraphs that build meaning. It’s like having a conversation, where information is presented clearly. Poetry, on the other hand, uses line breaks, stanzas, and sometimes even rhythmic patterns to create a more structured and musical effect. This allows poetry to be denser with meaning and imagery, raising emotions in a way that prose, which is focused on clarity, might not. Poetry is like a song, where specific words, sounds, and rhythm all contribute to the overall impact. Generally, prose excels at conveying information and telling stories straightforwardly, while poetry shines in its ability to paint pictures with words and stir emotions.

SW 2 Eumer Shane B. Ursal Based on its elements, how do prose and poetry relate and differ from each other? Prose and poetry are both tools for conveying ideas, but they use language in different ways. Prose reads naturally, with sentences flowing into paragraphs that build meaning. It’s like having a conversation, where information is presented clearly. Poetry, on the other hand, uses line breaks, stanzas, and sometimes even rhythmic patterns to create a more structured and musical effect. This allows poetry to be denser with meaning and imagery, raising emotions in a way that prose, which is focused on clarity, might not. Poetry is like a song, where specific words, sounds, and rhythm all contribute to the overall impact. Generally, prose excels at conveying information and telling stories straightforwardly, while poetry shines in its ability to paint pictures with words and stir emotions.

SW 2 Lincaro, Jemuel Based on the video the difference between prose and poetry is prose does not have a formal metrical structure such as rhythm, rhyme, meter and written in ordinary language without poetic devices such as alliteration, assonance or consonance while poetry it employs a structured form using rhythmic patterns, stanzas, lines also poetry employs figurative language such methapor and many more. The relation between prose and poetry both of prose and poetry convey message.

1. Based on its elements, how do prose and poetry relate and differ from each other? Label: SW 2 Name: Miñoza, Jermaine B. Answer Prose and poetry are two essential forms of literature that share similarities but also have distinct differences. Prose is the most common form of written language, structured into paragraphs and sentences, following natural speech patterns. Poetry, on the other hand, is a form of literary expression characterized by rhythm, meter, and often rhyme. It's more condensed and structured, using lines and stanzas to convey emotions and ideas in a more artistic way. While prose tends to follow grammatical rules and is more concerned with clarity and coherence, poetry often plays with language, bending rules, and using sound devices like alliteration and assonance to create musicality and impact. In summary, prose and poetry both use language as a tool for expression, but prose is more focused on storytelling and clarity, while poetry emphasizes creativity, emotion, and artistic expression through unique structures and literary devices.

SW2 VILLARTA, MATTHEW B. Prose and poetry relate to each other as different styles of literary expression. They both utilize language creatively to convey thoughts, emotions and stories, but they employ distinct techniques and structures to achieve their respective effects. While prose tends to be more straightforward and narrative-driven, poetry is more condensed, expressive and often uses heightened language and rhythmic patterns. Despite these differences, both forms share the goal of communicating meaning and evoking responses from readers.

SW 2 ESMORES, CLARK Prose and Poetry are both divisions of Literature. However, Prose is a division of literature that is either spoken or written and follows a common flow or grammatical structure in a form of sentences or paragraphs while Poetry on the other hand is a complete opposite of Prose. Poetry does not follow a grammatical structure but it is most likely expressed in imaginative language and in rhythm.

SW2 CARUMBA, JULIE J. Poetry adds artistic style writing and its all about vivid imagery and rhythm. it works to make us feel something and also tends to be more expressive with comparison rhym and contributing different sound and feel and the ideas are contained in lines that may or may not be sentences. It arranges in stanzas something likened to poetry especially in beauty of expression while Prose typically straightforward and also the ideas are contained in a sentence that are arrange into paragraph and the ordinary language people use in speaking or Writing. Both use languange as a tool of expression and both forms of literature offer unique ways for writers to communicate with readers.

Label: SW2 Name: Esparcia, Clyde A. Answer: Prose and poetry both use language creatively but differ significantly in their structure, style, and intended effect on the reader. Prose tends to be more straightforward and narrative-driven, while poetry emphasizes language's aesthetic and emotional qualities through structured forms and heightened language.

Label: SW 2 Name: Kristel A. Colis Answer: Prose and poetry are two primary modes of literary expression that differ significantly in their form, structure, language usage, and artistic goals. While both aim to communicate ideas and evoke emotions, they achieve these objectives through distinct methods tailored to their respective forms. Prose differs from poetry in that it does not rely on devices like rhythm, rhyme, or meter and instead focuses on expressing facts or ideas. Whilst prose expresses ideas in a straightforward manner, and is organised into sentences and paragraphs, poetry is made up of lines grouped into stanzas. The language used in prose is natural and grammatical, whereas poetic language is typically figurative and symbolic.

SW 2 Name: Castro, Bea B. Answer: Based on its elements, prose and poetry relate each other for both of them are forms of literature that present a point to an audience, and both take some skill. Additionally, both prose and poetry use descriptive language like literary devices. Otherwise, it differs from each other because in the simplest terms, prose is an everyday writing. It covers all the different types of writing we read daily, from blogs to articles to novels. Prose might be a fictional novel and it could be a non-fictional news article covering the latest natural disaster. It can also be a verbal story. Within prose, the writing structure includes sentences, paragraphs, and chapters. While prose is writing, poetry adds artistic style to writing. Poetry is all about vivid imagery and rhythm. It works to make you feel something or drive a point home. Poetry writers select their structure, rhyme scheme, pattern, and words with the purpose of arousing emotion. Rather than sentences and paragraphs, poetry uses lines, stanzas, verses, meter, stress, patterns, and rhythm. It offers an artistic way to present emotions and events.

SW2 AGUINALDO, HALLE BERRY C. Prose and poetry both use language to express ideas, but they differ in structure and style. Prose is written in ordinary language, organized in sentences and paragraphs, and follows natural speech patterns. Poetry, on the other hand, uses a more rhythmic and often rhyming structure, with lines and stanzas, and relies on meter, sound, and imagery to convey emotions and ideas.

SW2 ROMERO, ROUVIL BEIZE B. Based on its elements, how do prose and poetry relate and differ from each other? - Prose and poetry differ in their structural elements and stylistic characteristics. Prose, characterized by its natural flow of language and standard grammar, is often used for straightforward communication and storytelling. In contrast, poetry employs line breaks, rhythmic patterns, and figurative language to create vivid imagery and evoke emotions. While prose focuses on clarity and coherence in conveying ideas, poetry aims to express emotions, explore themes, and engage readers through its aesthetic use of language. Despite these differences, both forms share a common goal of communicating ideas and engaging with audiences through written expression.

SW2 DE LA RITA, LIARY L. Prose and poetry relate to each other as different styles of literary expression. They both utilize language creatively to convey thoughts, emotions and stories, but they employ distinct techniques and structures to achieve their respective effects. While prose tends to be more straightforward and narrative-driven, poetry is more condensed, expressive and often uses heightened language and rhythmic patterns. Despite these differences, both forms share the goal of communicating meaning and evoking responses from readers.

SW2 SILAWAN , NHYXEL P. Poetry and prose differ significantly from one another. The rhythm of prose is more natural, suggesting daily speech, and it is written in sentences and paragraphs without set structure. It makes for more in-depth descriptions because it is typically more expansive. Poetry on the other hand is written in stanzas and lines, frequently using sound devices and having a regular rhythm or even rhyme. Poetry is more concise, cramming more meaning into fewer lines of language. Despite these variations, metaphors, similes, and other figurative language are common devices used by both prose and poetry to express thoughts and feelings.

1. Based on its elements, how do prose and poetry relate and differ from each other? Label: SW 2 Name: Amorin, Rozel Jay Answer: Based on the video above which all about the elements of Poetry the difference of it from the Prose is the way it is written, the sound and the use of the language. First, the Poetry or poem it is written in line or stanzas where it has rhyme on it while the Prose it is written in a more natural way in a form of sentences and paragraphs. Second, the sound of the poetry or the sound of the poem is more emphasize in terms of rhythm because of the rhyming of the words, while in prose it's not necessarily to have rhyme so the rhythm is not that much of a thing. Lastly, the language in Poetry is very imagery like it can make you imagine the lines that is being said or read, while is prose it is straightforward that the message of the content is very clear. Therefore, there are a lot of differences between the Poetry and Prose each of those has a it's own uniqueness and purpose that made that specific way of writing beautiful.

SW2 Name: Butalid, Christine Joy A. Prose and poetry share many elements, such as language and creativity, but they differ in their structure and presentation. Prose is typically written in paragraphs and has a more direct narrative style, while poetry uses line breaks and stanzas to create rhythm and convey our emotions. Despite these differences, both prose and poetry use language to evoke meaning and establish a strong emotional connection with readers. By understanding how these elements work together, we can appreciate the unique qualities of each form and use them to enhance our own writing, speech and performance.

LABEL: SW 2 NAME: DUMPA, GE-AR Y. ANSWER: According to the two CZcams videos presented associating the elements of both prose and poetry, these literature divisions are related yet have different terms of structure. When we say prose, it is also known as freestyle writing, as it does not follow a measured composition but alternately follows ordinary language, sentences, punctuations, and grammar. Whereas poetry is measured from syllables, rhythm, and lines, and we can notice patterns from one line to another. In poetry, it is not strictly observing the rules of grammar, punctuation, and sentence construction. Regardless of the marked contrasts between the mentioned literary divisions, they also have a relation or similarities. Both of them express an idea through the incorporation of figurative language.

SW2 Name: Krzyl C. Alcover Difference Prose: - Prose uses sentences and paragraphs. - Straightforward, natural language without much decoration. -Prose is more common form of writing. Poetry: - Poetry uses rhythm, rhyme, and figurative language to create expressive and artistic effects. - It consists of lines grouped into stanzas. - Expresses something special in an artistic way. Relationship -Both poetry and prose can be use to covey an ideas, and emotions to the reader.

SW2 BARINAS, ANN JELYN P. Based on the elements, the distinction of prose and poetry is as follows: Prose and poetry are two distinct forms of written expression that share some similarities, but also have many differences. They both use language to convey meaning and communicate with the reader, but differ in their form, structure, rhythm, imagery, tone, point of view, pacing, and editing style. Poetry is typically composed of lines, stanzas, and verses, while prose is written in paragraphs and sentences. Poetry often employs rhythm, meter, and vivid imagery to create a musical quality, while prose does not. The two forms also have different tones, with poetry often being more lyrical and emotive, while prose is often more narrative or informative. Despite their differences, many writers blend elements of both forms to create hybrid works like flash fiction or lyrical essays. Overall, while prose and poetry share some similarities, they inspire creativity and innovation across genres and lead to new forms and styles.

SW2 LUMONGSUD, JIREMY T. The prose is a more basic and flexible kind of writing used in everyday communication, novels, articles, and essays, emphasizing clear and direct expression rather than set patterns of rhyme or meter. On the other hand, Poetry is an expressive writing style that uses rhythm, rhyme, and often dramatic imagery to generate emotions and create a musical or chant-like effect.

SW2 Cañeda, John David Prose and poetry differ primarily in their form and structure: prose typically follows regular grammar and sentence structure, while poetry often employs meter, rhyme, and other stylistic devices for heightened expression. Both forms convey ideas and emotions but do so with distinct approaches to language and presentation.

SW2 LATOJA, SHIENA C. Based on the elements, the distinction of prose and poetry is as follows: Prose is straightforward and informative. It encompasses characters, plot, mood, theme, point of view, setting, etc. Poetry aims to delight, amuse, and evoke emotions. It often explores deeper themes and intense experiences. It's a form of writing that uses rhythm and rhyme to create a musical or chant-like effect. The two literary forms have a lot in common. They can both be filled with vivid imagery and figurative language. Both can tell a story or evoke emotion.

SW2 Name: Franz Carl R. Malazarte The main difference between the two is that prose is a more direct type of writing that doesn't rely on rhyme or metre, whereas poetry uses rhythm and rhyme to produce a musical or chant-like effect. The similarities Prose and poetry are literary genres that convey ideas to readers and both require a certain level of competence. Additionally, descriptive language is used as a literary device in both poetry and prose. But that's usually as close as these two types of writing get to being similar.

SW 2 Name: Manny L. Segovia Answer: Prose and poetry both use language to express ideas and emotions. They can talk about similar topics like love, death, and nature and use creative comparisons like similes and metaphors. The main differences are in their structure and style. Prose is written in sentences and paragraphs, like in novels and articles, and follows regular grammar rules. Poetry is written in lines and stanzas, often with a focus on rhythm and rhyme, creating a musical quality. Prose is more detailed and straightforward, allowing for in-depth storytelling and explanations. Poetry is shorter and more focused on evoking feelings and images with precise language. Prose looks like regular text, while poetry has a varied layout with intentional breaks and spacing. In short, prose is straightforward and detailed, while poetry is rhythmic and emotional. Both are important ways of using language creatively.

1. Based on its elements, how do prose and poetry relate and differ from each other? Label: SW 2 Name: Job C. Biatingo Answer: Imagine prose as chatting with a friend about your day. It’s simple and straightforward, like everyday speech. Poetry, on the other hand, is like turning your day into a song. It uses imagery and rhythm to capture not just the events, but the emotions and deeper meanings behind them. While prose tells it plainly, poetry paints a picture, evoking feelings and imagination. Both forms express thoughts and stories, but poetry adds a layer of artistic depth and emotional resonance to catch the audience's attention.

SW 2 Name: Tresha Mae P. Bontol Differences Prose •Written in sentences and paragraphs without a specific rhythm. •Natural, resembling everyday speech. •More expansive, allowing detailed descriptions. Poetry •Composed in lines and stanzas, often with rhythm and sometimes rhyme. •Regular rhythm and may use rhyme and sound devices. •Condensed, with layers of meaning in fewer words. Similarities •Both use language to convey ideas and emotions. •Both can use metaphors, similes, and other figurative speech.

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