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Lesson 2: Poetry Quiz
Lesson 2: Poetry Quiz
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Which of the following choices are elements of poetry?
All of the above
Lines and stanzas
Descriptive language and sound devices
Rhythm and rhyme
2
TRUE OR FALSE: The
speaker
of a poem is like the narrator of a story
True
False
3
Which of the following choices provides the best definition of
rhythm
?
All of the above
Words that are highly exaggerated
The degree to which a poem can be read the same way forwards and backwards
The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line
4
TRUE OR FALSE: When writing poems, all of the lines must be complete sentences
False
True
5
What are
metaphors
?
Comparisons that say one thing is another thing
Comparisons that do not use like or as
Comparisons that use like or as
None of the above
6
TRUE OR FALSE:
Figurative language
is like imagery, which is used to create pictures from words
False
True
7
TRUE OR FALSE:
Point of view
is the position or outlook from which the speaker tells a story or observes something
False
True
8
TRUE OR FALSE:
Rhyme schemes
are patterns of ending sounds that give poems their structure
True
False
9
TRUE OR FALSE: The meaning of most poems can be fully understood the first time someone reads them
False
True
10
How is
rhyme
defined in poetry?
The use of words that have become outdated
When the words at the end of lines have the same ending sound
When written words are spelled just like the sounds they make when spoken
The method by which printed poems come alive in spoken word poetry
11
How is
repetition
defined in poetry?
When poems have no rhyme schemes
The use of exaggeration to prove a point
When certain sounds, words, or lines are used over and over again in a poem
The use of quotations to make poems more compelling
12
Which of the following is not an example of a
simile
?
Angry like a raging bull
Cool as a cucumber
Loud as a stereo speaker
To be read over and over again
13
TRUE OR FALSE:
Alliteration
is the repetition of an initial consonant sound, like in a tongue twister
True
False
14
TRUE OR FALSE: The
theme
of a poem is like the main idea of a story
True
False
15
ANALOGY: Lines are to sentences as
Stanzas
are to:
Paragraphs
Rhymes
Hyperbole
Essays
16
What are
antiquated words
?
Words with Latin and Arabic roots
Words that, when put together, can be used to create extended metaphors
Words that are old-fashioned, like thou and verily
Words that mean something very different from the way they are written
17
Which of the following are types of poetry?
Light verse and free verse
Sonnets and ballads
All of the above
Lyric poems and epic poems
