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Which rhyme structure does this poem have?
AABB
No rhyme
ABCB
ABAB
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Continuing a sentence over more than one poetic line is called
Enjambment
Caesura
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... feel inspired to make action and demand change.
Evaluation of tone
Discussion of impact on audience
Analysis of devices
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This poem is by Tupac. What is the rose symbolic of?
Endangered species defying the odds
Romance
A person thriving in adverse/tough circumstances
Too much fertiliser
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Rhyme can NOT be used to
Exchange for goods and services
Develop a rhythm or melody that reflects a poem's ideas
Generate a sense of repetition/establish a pattern
Create emphasis on key words/phrases
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Select the pair that does not contain contrast
Guns and oranges
Heaven and angels
Light and dark
The old and the new
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Which of the following is the correct spelling of a word that refers to 'sound words'
Onamatapoeia
Onomatpeia
Ohnomattpeed
Onomatopoeia
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Seven slatternly sausages is an example of
Rhythm
Juxtaposition
Alliteration/sibilance
Rhyme
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Which of the following are NOT 'sound devices'?
Assonance
Alliteration
Rhyme and rhythm
Metaphors
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Mackellar describes Australia as "a sunburnt country", referring to "her pitiless blue sky". These are examples of...
Personification, creating imagery
Alliteration
Contrast
Simile
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'Poem paragraphs' are called
Stanzas
Matches
Line groupings
Eggs
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Which device/s are displayed here?
Metaphor and simile
Pathetic fallacy
Personification
Simile
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I put too much fertiliser on my plants and they died.
This is great gardening.
This is enjambment.
This is a simile.
This is irony.
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Breaking the middle of a line with punctuation is called
Caesura
Enjambment
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Select the answer that is not true of this poem
Vengeful tone
Features imagery
1 stanza
Free verse
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Which best describes this poem's structure?
Repeated structure, 4 line stanzas
Free verse
2, 8 line stanzas
This poem is a 14 line sonnet
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Which word best describes this poem's tone
Distraught
Reflective/contemplative
Uplifting
Accusatory
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Which device is displayed here?
Irony
Apostrophe
Metaphor
Dialogue
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Ode to a Grecian Urn is a famous poem addressed to a vase. This device is called...
Alliteration
Apostrophe
Caesura
Vase-chat
