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MCAS and Poetry Terms & Examples Review
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True or False: Poetry is always written in complete sentences.
False
True
2
The cat on the mat sat with the bat
is an example of
rhyme
rhyme scheme
alliteration
repetition
3
Tell the story of Harry winning the Goblet of Fire from Cedric's perspective.
Extended Narrative
POV Narrative
Analysis
4
In an original story, describe what happens after Harry graduates from Hogwarts.
Analysis
Extended Narrative
POV Narrative
5
If the essay character count is 5000, how many characters should you you use in your response?
1-1000
All 5000
At least 4000
At least 2000
6
Using an object in literature to represent a big idea, like
a white dove representing innocence
Theme
Characterization
Symbolism
Imagery
7
In your writing, the title of a poem...
should be put in quotation marks
none of the above
should be bolded
should be underlined
8
Several lines grouped together in a poem
repetition
poetry
line
stanza
9
The theme of a work of literature is defined as
A struggle between two opposing forces
The major plot events
The message or central idea
The time and place
10
What should the minimum number of paragraphs be in a NARRATIVE response?
5
As many as you can write
One long paragraph
Hard to say
11
Describe how the author creates a sense of mystery using key details from the story.
Extended Narrative
POV Narrative
Analysis
12
When two or more words have the same ending sound, it is called this
rhyme
rhyme scheme
repetition
alliteration
13
True or False: All poems rhyme
True
False
14
He texted me a million times
is an example of
hyperbole
simile
imagery
metaphor
15
True or False: The speaker of a poem is the author
False
True
16
Descriptive writing that appeals to any of our five senses
rhyme scheme
simile
imagery
repetition
17
An exaggerated statement
simile
hyperbole
imagery
figurative language
18
Do these lines contain rhyme:
Gucci Gang Gucci Gang Gucci Gang Gucci Gang
?
Yes
No
19
Giving human-like characteristics to nonhuman things
onomatopoeia
personification
simile
alliteration
20
Crash, ZOINK, MOO, BOOM,
and
POP
are examples of...
poetry
onomatopoeia
personification
alliteration
21
Poetry is....
all of the above
a style of writing with few rules
writing that is used to express feelings
writing that is musical and artistic in nature
22
comparing two unlike things using like or as
simile
metaphor
alliteration
onomatopoeia
23
Her eyes staring back at me were dark pieces of coal, I could see that she was truly sad
is a
onomatopoeia
simile
metaphor
personification
24
His eyes are as sparkly as diamonds.
simile
metaphor
alliteration
onomatopoeia
25
Poetry uses these instead of paragraphs:
Stanzas
Sentences
Rhymes
Haikus
26
His temper was a roaring lion
is an example of...
personification
imagery
a metaphor
27
comparing two things WITHOUT using LIKE or AS is called
metaphor
stanza
alliteration
line
28
words that are used within a poem repeatedly to express a certain point
alliteration
stanza
rhyme
repetition
29
Type of poem that follows no set pattern of rhyme or rhythm
Lyric poem
Narrative poem
Spoken Word poem
Free Verse poem
30
What do NARRATIVE prompts ask you to do?
Both A and B
Explain something about a text
Create an original story
Retell from a different perspective
31
The windchill slapped me in the face while I walked to school
is an example of
Personification
Metaphor
Imagery
32
What should the MINIMUM number of paragraphs be in an analytical response?
At least 3
As many as you can write
One big paragraph
5
33
On the beautiful summer night, the trees danced in the breeze is an example of ...
personification
onomatopoeia
metaphor
alliteration
34
The sound of the word is like the sound of the thing it is describing: pop, boom, crash...
onomatopoeia
alliteration
repetition
personification
35
What do ANALYTICAL prompts ask you to do?
Explain something about a text
Retell from a different perspective
Both A and B
Create an original story
