Poetry Review English I

"She broke your throne and she cut your hair" is an example of _____.

"a smooth round stone/as small as a world and as large as alone" is an example of ______?

Which of the following poems discussed in class is MOST intended to be DIDACTIC?

A short(er) poem primarily intended to express the emotion of the moment

Writing in the way that characters would actually speak; includes slang and accents

"And I am I still your girl?"

Which poem listed here makes significant use of HYPERBOLE?

"They swarm around me/A hive of honey bees" comes from which poem?

Assigning human characteristics to an inhuman object

Page 236  in the green book. Read the poem.  Which term is exemplified in the last two lines?

We did not read any of which type of poetry?

The first line of the poem below contains two types of __________________.

Which poem requires the reader to understand a central ALLUSION to understand it?

Which of the following poems is NOT written in "note" form?

"Into each life some rain must fall"

"Your faith was strong, but you needed proof" is an example of ________________.

Which of the following poems is an example of a LYRIC poem?

"we are who we are/two faithful readers/not wonder woman/and not superman"

A figurative language technique that appeals to one of the five senses

"Not one would mind, neither bird nor treeIf mankind perished utterly;" comes from which poem?

Which of the following figurative language techniques spells out sounds?

"I heard there was a secret chord, when David played, and it pleased the Lord"

"And I shall spend my pension on brandy and summer gloves" comes from which poem?

"Rock from New England quarried; Now granite in a granite hill" is an example of _____________.

231 in the green book. Read the poem.  Which type of imagery is NOT mentioned or appealed to?

"He was my North, my South, my East, my West" comes from which poem?

Exaggeration for emphasis; usually intended to express extreme emotion

Which of the following poems is an example of a NARRATIVE poem?

"it's always ourselves we find in the sea" comes from which poem?

A figurative language technique comparing two unlike things that does NOT use "like" or "as"

Which of the following poems is an example of a NARRATIVE poem?

The quotation below is an example of _____________________________.

 "I have no thing I treasure more: Yet, it is something I could spare" - what is the "thing"?