It is a category of literary composition that is determined by literary technique, tone, content, or even length. Literature false Literary genre true Diction false Prose false Single These are the two broad literary genres. Prose and poetry true Fiction and nonfiction false Short story and essay false Drama and play false Single It refers to the structure that the literary form takes, whether the ideas are arranged in paragraph form, lines or verses. Line false Language false Content false Form true Single It refers to the register or the effect that the literary form has on the readers—whether literary or non-literary. Content false Language true Form false Genre false Single It refers to the message that the literary work wants to impart, as well as its purpose. Content true Language false Form false Genre false Single All of these are poetry except… Lyric false Narrative false Dramatic false Fiction true Single It uses storytelling techniques but is based on true accounts. Fiction false Drama false Nonfiction true Poetry false Single It includes the writings of various authors from different periods and wide variety of topics. Literature true Poetry false Nonfiction false Literary genre false Single This involves all types of writing written based on the imagination written creatively about all possible topics including the human existence, and possibly ‘out of this world’ topics. Fiction true Nonfiction false Prose false Poetry false Single It is characterized by its reliance on truth, oftentimes using literary language to achieve an artistic effect that appeals to readers. Fiction false Prose false Nonfiction true Drama false Single