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5th CKLA Poetry Vocabulary & Poem Analysis
5th CKLA Poetry Vocabulary & Poem Analysis
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hyperbole
expression of a given language that's peculiar to itself ex 2 peas in a pod
words & phrases that mean more than their literal dictionary meaning
extreme exaggeration
describing non human things as if they had human qualities
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entrechats
symbol, icon or logo
repetition of words at the start of a series of lines in a poem
dance like jumps in which the performer taps their feet in the air.
words that all start with the same letter or sound
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allele
to change the structure of an organism at the genetic or cellular level
a set of ideas based on evidence
exactness
alternative form of a gene
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Marie Howe's "The Copper Beech" speaks of the tree with admiration. What does she admire about the tree?
The leaves
Color
The Branches
Individulality
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rhyme scheme
a four line stanza
the pattern of repeated rhyming words in a poem
a section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines
words that end in the same sound or sounds
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Kenneth Koch wrote "Variations on a Theme by William Carlos Williams" to exaggerate the tone. What is that tone?
Remorseful
Sincere
Insincere
Cheerful
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What type of poem is To the Snake by Denise Levertov?
List Poem
Ars Poetica
Anaphora
Apostrophe
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couplet
a two line stanza
a section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines
Good manners
to change the structure of an organism at the genetic or cellular level
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alliteration
words that all start with the same letter or sound
a poem about the craft of poetry
repetition of words at the start of a series of lines in a poem
dance like jumps in which the performer taps their feet in the air.
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similie
comparing people or things not using like or as
describing non human things as if they had human qualities
comparing people or things using the words like or as
words & phrases that mean more than their literal dictionary meaning
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figurative language
describing non human things as if they had human qualities
extreme exaggeration
expression of a given language that's peculiar to itself ex 2 peas in a pod
words & phrases that mean more than their literal dictionary meaning
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apostrophe
writing that addresses a person/ thing that is not present, shows ownership
dance like jumps in which the performer taps their feet in the air.
a poem about the craft of poetry
foolishnes, stupidity, or senselessness
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"When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer" by Walt Whitman demonstrates what poetic device in lines numbered 1-4?
Hyperbole
Anaphora
Symmetry
Repitition
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absurdity
writing that addresses a person/ thing that is not present, shows ownership
a poem about the craft of poetry
foolishnes, stupidity, or senselessness
dance like jumps in which the performer taps their feet in the air.
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ettiquette
Good manners
a section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines
to change the structure of an organism at the genetic or cellular level
a two line stanza
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indifferent
repetition of words at the start of a series of lines in a poem
uncaring
dance like jumps in which the performer taps their feet in the air.
shape, structure, or appearance of a piece of writing
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Personification
expression of a given language that's peculiar to itself ex 2 peas in a pod
words & phrases that mean more than their literal dictionary meaning
describing non human things as if they had human qualities
extreme exaggeration
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precision
a set of ideas based on evidence
alternative form of a gene
to change the structure of an organism at the genetic or cellular level
exactness
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form
comparing people or things using the words like or as
describing non human things as if they had human qualities
comparing people or things not using like or as
shape, structure, or appearance of a piece of writing
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Walt Whitman juxtaposes a night spent studying the stars with learning in a lecture hall to celebrate the natural world.
False
True
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quatrain
a section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines
the pattern of repeated rhyming words in a poem
words that end in the same sound or sounds
a four line stanza
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rhyme
words that end in the same sound or sounds
a section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines
the pattern of repeated rhyming words in a poem
a four line stanza
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What does the figtree in Naomi Shihab Nye's poem, "My father and the Figtree," symbolize?
Nothing its just a figtree
His homeland and his childhood
His daughter, Naomi
Nature
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idiom
expression of a given language that's peculiar to itself ex 2 peas in a pod
words & phrases that mean more than their literal dictionary meaning
extreme exaggeration
describing non human things as if they had human qualities
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stanza
a four line stanza
a section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines
words that end in the same sound or sounds
the pattern of repeated rhyming words in a poem
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theory
a set of ideas based on evidence
alternative form of a gene
to change the structure of an organism at the genetic or cellular level
exactness
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mutation
exactness
a set of ideas based on evidence
to change the structure of an organism at the genetic or cellular level
alternative form of a gene
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anaphora
dance like jumps in which the performer taps their feet in the air.
words that all start with the same letter or sound
repetition of words at the start of a series of lines in a poem
uncaring
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emblem
symbol, icon or logo
dance like jumps in which the performer taps their feet in the air.
repetition of words at the start of a series of lines in a poem
words that all start with the same letter or sound
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Which word rhymes with true?
Shoe
All of the above
Stew
Blue
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What is the rhyme scheme of Robert Frost's "Snow Dust?"
AABB
ABAB
ABAB, CDCD
ABAB, ACAC
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metaphor
comparing people or things using the words like or as
comparing people or things not using like or as
describing non human things as if they had human qualities
shape, structure, or appearance of a piece of writing
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ars poetica
foolishnes, stupidity, or senselessness
dance like jumps in which the performer taps their feet in the air.
writing that addresses a person/ thing that is not present, shows ownership
a poem about the craft of poetry