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Poetry analysis
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All of the following are ways to gather information for a character analysis, EXCEPT?
What the author writes in the footnotes
What the character does
What the character says
What other characters say about them
2
Why is poetry able to create so much depth with few words
Onomatopoeia
stanza
Magic
Use of techniques and figurative language
3
In poetry analysis, what does the acronym ‘SMILE’ stand for?
Spot the Missing Indigo Linked Elephant
Still, Meaning, Inside, Long, Everything
Be happy and focus
Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language, Emotion
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An example of
alliteration
in poetry is...
"It sags like a heavy load"
"My brother was boiling mad."
"The wonderful wind whistles"
"The little dog laughed"
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What is the poetry that does not rhyme or have a regular rhythm?
Rhyme
Rhythm
Free verse
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What type of analysis should be looked for within a poem?
commas
rhythm
moral understanding
speed
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What do you look for while reading poetry?
literary abstracts
literary devices
nevermore
awkward phrases
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What are 3 key features of free verse poetry?
No rhyme scheme, tone & stanzas
Creative, figurative language & symbolism
Rhyme, meter & symbolism
Rhyme, no meter & stanzas
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What is the main reason people write and read poetry?
Speaking and thoughts
Expression and Reaction
Thoughts and Speaking
Expression and Connection
10
Literature as art can also take the form of poetry, which is
beautiful and teaches a lesson.
typically written in lines and verses called stanzas.
always mysterious and hard to understand.
typically written in sentences and paragraphs.
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When reading poetry, how should you read?
em dashes
no pause
aloud or lip-reading
with diction
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In poetry analysis, which is NOT a focus?
tone
speaker
theme
rhetoric
