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A review of our recent unit on poetry in preparation for our test
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1
Which best defines the following: "A once clever figure of speech that has been overused."
Onomatopoeia
Euphemism
Apostrophe
Cliche
2
A pair of lines in a poem, used to resolve a poems central problem
Quatrain
Verse
Couplet
Stanza
3
Which best defines the following: "A contradictory situation revealing the unexpected"
Irony
Contrast
Allusion
Metaphor
4
What symbol do you use to map out an unstressed syllable?
@
=
-
O
5
Assonance is:
Words that sound like their meaning
Repeated consonant sounds
Words with a similar rhyme pattern
Repeated vowel sounds
6
Which best defines the following: "The literal, dictionary definition of a word."
Hyperbole
Connotation
Denotation
Analogy
7
What is NOT something you should do when performing your first read of a poem?
Measure the poem for scansion
Identify what in the poem stuck out to you
Talk about your initial feelings about the poem
Describe your emotional response
8
Which of the following is NOT a reason to use repetition in a poem?
To create a closed form poem called a "repetition poem"
To enhance rhythm when reading the poem
To create a sense of parallelism in the poem
To emphasize an important word or point
9
What is NOT something you should do when performing your third read of a poem?
Look for symbolic imagery
Identify speaker and subject
Research historical context of author
Identify central metaphor
10
What do you use to map out a rhyme scheme in a poem?
Numbers
Letters
Underling the letters in each word that rhyme
Colors
11
Which of the following is the rhyme scheme of a Shakespearean sonnet?
ababbcbccdcdee
abcdabcefgefg
aabbccddeeffgg
ababcdcdefefgg
12
A foot made up of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable is called:
Iamb
Spondee
Dactyl
Trochee
13
A poem that doesn't follow any rules, patterns, or consistency
Blank Verse
Closed form
Free verse
Open form
14
What poetic device is most often used to set up a poems central problem or message?
Analogy
Metaphor
Cliche
Pun
15
Which of the following is NOT an example of an open form poem we studied
Sonnet 130
"I Wanna Hear a Poem"
"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"
"The Second Coming"
16
Which of the following are examples of non-traditional rhymes?
All of the above
Off rhyme
In rhyme
Sight rhyme
17
Which best defines the following: Object, event or person signifying something more than itself
Symbol
Synecdoche
Sonnet
Simile
18
Which of the following is NOT an example of a closed poem we studied?
"Annabel Lee"
"Sailing to Byzantium"
"The difference between a bad poet and a good one is luck"
"To Autumn"
19
The measure of syllabic stresses is called:
Meter
Rhyme Scheme
Scansion
Pentameter
20
Which best defines the following: Continued sentence structure beyond the end of a line
Enjambment
Free Verse
Open Verse
Onomatopoeia
21
What are the benefits of closed form poetry?
No rules to have to follow
Total freedom
Repeated structure that is easier to follow
Increased rhythm and musicality
22
Cacophony is:
A series of pleasant sounding words
Words that sound like their meaning
Harsh, unpleasant sounding words
Loud words
23
Euphony is:
A series of musically, pleasant sounds
An early sonnet poet
A series of harsh, unpleasant sounds
A form of poetry
24
Descriptive wording that describes what is seen, heard, touched, tasted or smelled is known as:
Euphemism
Hyperbole
Sensory imagery
Allusion
25
The "paragraphs" of poetry, collections of lines are grouped together into these
Groups
Stanzas
Blobs
Chunks
26
True or false: All poems must rhyme
True
False
27
The amount of syllables in a line is called:
Meter
Feet
Euphony
Scansion
28
A closed form poem is:
A poem that has academia has mastered
A poem that can only be analyzed in one way
A poem free from rules and consistency
A poem that follows structural rules and patterns
29
What are the benefits of open form poetry?
Freedom of artistic expression
An easy, repeated structure to follow
A common form
No structural boundaries
30
Which best defines the following, "The emotional, psychological or social overtones of a word"
Euphemism
Denotation
Connotation
Cliche'
31
The following is example of which poetic device: "The fearless fast and furious fighters"
Dissonance
Alliteration
Assonance
Consonance
32
What symbol do you use to map out a stressed syllable?
#
/
>
*
33
Which of the following is NOT an example of Onomatopoeia?
Gurgle
Hiss
Butterfly
Pop
34
Shakespeare wrote his sonnets in:
Iambic Heptameter
Trochaic Tetrameter
Iambic Pentameter
Dactylic Heptameter
35
Groupings of syllables in poetry are called a:
Scan
Shoe
Foot
Pair
36
Which best defines the following: "An outrageous exaggeration used for effect."
Cliche
Oxymoron
Hyperbole
Euphemism
37
the "sentences" of poetry, poems are made up of a series of these
Lines
Verses
Series
Points
38
Which of the following is not an example of a fixed form poem
Epic
Limerick
Haiku
Sonnet
39
The language of Shakespeare's plays
Open form
Blank verse
Abstract verse
Free verse
40
Which of the following is NOT part of our 3-reads method for reading poetry
Meaning and content
Initial reactions
Anticipating other possible interpretations
Structure
41
The tone or mood of a poem refers to:
The feeling the author had when he or she wrote the poem
The rhythm with which you read a poem
The sound of the words when reading a poem
The emotional effect a poem has on the reader
42
What is NOT something you should do when performing your second read of a poem?
Look for symbolic imagery
Count syllables per line
Map out rhyme scheme
Map out scansion
43
Which best defines the following: A brief reference to some person, historical event, etc.
Allegory
AmbiguityA
Allusion
Analogy
44
A stanza of 4 lines, often seen in sonnets
Quatrain
Enjambment
Couplet
Verse
45
A meter made up of 5 feet per line would be called:
Octameter
Pentameter
Hexameter
Monometer