words or phrases used to form pictures in a person's mind

Rhyme Scheme/pattern is:

The arrangement of rhyming lines

a comparison of two items that does not use like or as

have a funny topic and comical language

to have the same or similar ending sound

repetition of the same sound at the beginning

tells a story using characters and plot events

Two things are compared using like or as

What is sensory language?

appeal to the senses of smell, taste, touch, hearing & sight

Is written without a pattern of rhyme or rhythm

the act of saying or doing again

a single row of words in a poem

Expresses feelings about a specific idea or topic

a central or universal idea of a literary selection

a word that is the name of a sound

a group of lines that forms a verse of a poem

an object that uses characteristics of a person

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Poetry Academic Vocabulary

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1
Imagery is:
to create a new item
none of the above
to arrive at a conclusion
words or phrases used to form pictures in a person's mind
2
Rhyme Scheme/pattern is:
None of the above
to write
The arrangement of rhyming lines
The title of the selection
3
What is a metaphor?
a comparison of two items that does not use like or as
None of the above
Words that mean the same
Opposite
4
A humorous poem:
None of the above
have a funny topic and comical language
tells a story using characters and plot events
a musical verse with a strong beat
5
A poet is:
none of the above
to determine what will occur based on current information
The author of a poem
6
Rhyme is:
a musical verse
to have the same or similar ending sound
a group of letters added to the beginning of a word
none of the above
7
Alliteration is:
none of the above
a comparison using like or as
a word havingthe opposite meaning
repetition of the same sound at the beginning
8
A Narrative poem:
Is funny
expresses feelings about a specific idea or topic
tells a story using characters and plot events
None of the above
9
What is a simile?
opposite
Two things are compared using like or as
Words that mean the same.
None of the above
10
What is sensory language?
appeal to the senses of smell, taste, touch, hearing & sight
to grasp meaning
English and Spanish
none of the above.
11
A Free Verse Poem:
Is written without a pattern of rhyme or rhythm
Are funny
Follows rhyme or rhythm
tells a story using characters and plot events
12
Repetition is:
none of the above
to write
the act of saying or doing again
same ending sound
13
What is a line?
none of the above
to arrive at a conclusion
a single row of words in a poem
a picture
14
A lyrical poem:
Is funny
Expresses feelings about a specific idea or topic
tells a story using characters and plot events
None of the above
15
An example of an idiom is:
All of the above.
Time flies
Piece of cake
It's raining cats and dogs
16
The theme is:
a stanza of a poem or song
a central or universal idea of a literary selection
A thought or plan
none of the above
17
Onomatopoeia is:
opposite
a word that is the name of a sound
a belief based on thoughts or feelings
none of the above.
18
What is a stanza?
a group of lines that forms a verse of a poem
a word that has the same meaning
none of the above
the name given to a written selection
19
Personification is:
an object that uses characteristics of a person
words that mean the same.
none of the above
an exaggeration

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