Which term refers to the type of writing that uses continuous text rather than verse?

Which term refers to the type of writing that uses continuous text rather than verse?

• A. Direct Speech
• B. Prepositions
• C. Prose
• D. Lexical Choice

Answer: (C)

Prose describes writing that flows in continuous text without the line breaks and metrical structure of poetry. In prose, ideas are conveyed through sentences and paragraphs, as seen in novels, essays, and reports. The other terms don’t describe the form of writing: Direct Speech is about reporting spoken words, Prepositions are function words that show relationships between elements, and Lexical Choice refers to which words are selected.

Prose describes writing that flows in continuous text without the line breaks and metrical structure of poetry. In prose, ideas are conveyed through sentences and paragraphs, as seen in novels, essays, and reports. The other terms don’t describe the form of writing: Direct Speech is about reporting spoken words, Prepositions are function words that show relationships between elements, and Lexical Choice refers to which words are selected.