What is sensory language?

appeal to the senses of smell, taste, touch, hearing & sight

an object that uses characteristics of a person

Expresses feelings about a specific idea or topic

Is written without a pattern of rhyme or rhythm

have a funny topic and comical language

Rhyme Scheme/pattern is:

The arrangement of rhyming lines

tells a story using characters and plot events

a group of lines that forms a verse of a poem

a single row of words in a poem

Two things are compared using like or as

a central or universal idea of a literary selection

a comparison of two items that does not use like or as

words or phrases used to form pictures in a person's mind

a word that is the name of a sound

to have the same or similar ending sound

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1
Alliteration is:
a comparison using like or as
none of the above
a word havingthe opposite meaning
repetition of the same sound at the beginning
2
Repetition is:
none of the above
same ending sound
the act of saying or doing again
to write
3
What is sensory language?
English and Spanish
none of the above.
appeal to the senses of smell, taste, touch, hearing & sight
to grasp meaning
4
An example of an idiom is:
Piece of cake
Time flies
It's raining cats and dogs
All of the above.
5
Personification is:
none of the above
an exaggeration
words that mean the same.
an object that uses characteristics of a person
6
A lyrical poem:
Is funny
tells a story using characters and plot events
Expresses feelings about a specific idea or topic
None of the above
7
A Free Verse Poem:
Follows rhyme or rhythm
tells a story using characters and plot events
Are funny
Is written without a pattern of rhyme or rhythm
8
A humorous poem:
tells a story using characters and plot events
have a funny topic and comical language
None of the above
a musical verse with a strong beat
9
Rhyme Scheme/pattern is:
The title of the selection
None of the above
The arrangement of rhyming lines
to write
10
A Narrative poem:
None of the above
Is funny
expresses feelings about a specific idea or topic
tells a story using characters and plot events
11
What is a stanza?
a group of lines that forms a verse of a poem
the name given to a written selection
none of the above
a word that has the same meaning
12
What is a line?
to arrive at a conclusion
none of the above
a single row of words in a poem
a picture
13
What is a simile?
None of the above
Words that mean the same.
Two things are compared using like or as
opposite
14
A poet is:
none of the above
The author of a poem
to determine what will occur based on current information
15
The theme is:
a central or universal idea of a literary selection
none of the above
A thought or plan
a stanza of a poem or song
16
What is a metaphor?
None of the above
Words that mean the same
Opposite
a comparison of two items that does not use like or as
17
Imagery is:
to create a new item
words or phrases used to form pictures in a person's mind
none of the above
to arrive at a conclusion
18
Onomatopoeia is:
a belief based on thoughts or feelings
a word that is the name of a sound
none of the above.
opposite
19
Rhyme is:
none of the above
a group of letters added to the beginning of a word
to have the same or similar ending sound
a musical verse

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