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Nonamiya [84]
3 years ago
14

What is poetry that tells a story called?

English
1 answer:
jeka943 years ago
6 0

The answer should be the second option B.

Explanation: Narrative poetry is that tells a story and it has a plot.

  • Exposition - Previous events, characters, setting.
  • Inciting incident- Introduction of the central conflict.
  • Rising action- Series of conflicts and events.
  • Climax - Turning point, most intense moment
  • Falling action- Wrap-up of the central conflict
  • Resolution- Conclusion by the end of the story.

Hope this helps! Thank you for posting your question at here on Brainly. Have a great day! -Charlie

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KYEBI, Ghana — Below the towering mahogany trees that blanket this lush mountainside, hidden beneath the brown-red soil, lie millions of tons of very valuable rock.
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Ghana’s leaders want to mine the bauxite, which they see as the country’s ticket to economic growth, thanks to a big-name partner — China. Campaigners and water experts say the environmental cost is too high: Mining would taint the water, they claim.

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