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Elements in Poetry
What is assonance?
Which line has a rhyme?
Elements in Poetry
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Which line has a rhyme?
The cat sat on the mat
I see the moon and feel the wind
The dog ran fast
Mary, Mary, quite contrary
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What is assonance?
Writing a very long poem
Repeating vowel sounds inside words
Repeating consonant sounds
Using the same word many times
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Which poem line shows meter?
Muffin with the coffee
Twinkle, twinkle, little star
Let’s eat lunch now
The tree is green
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What is enjambment?
Ending every line with a period
A sentence that flows across lines without stopping
Writing poems in all caps
Rhyming at the end
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Which of these is an example of imagery?
The golden sun warmed my cold face
The sun was shining
The sun is a star
The sun rises in the east
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What helps readers “see” and “feel” a poem?
Imagery
Meter
Alliteration
Theme
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Which line shows alliteration?
Peter Piper picked a peck of peppers
The moon was full
The stars shine bright
Rain fell on the roof
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What is poetry mostly used to express?
The author's traumas
Only feelings
Directions to a place
Emotions, ideas, and stories
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What is meter in poetry?
A measuring tool
The color of the words
The time of the poem
The beat or rhythm of the poem
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What is tone in poetry?
The story's location
The number of lines
The poem's shape
The poet’s attitude or feeling
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Which line shows assonance?
The clock went tick tock
The moonlit pool was cool and smooth
The birds fly high
The stars are near
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What does rhyme do in a poem?
Makes it confusing
Makes it easier to remember
Makes it boring
Makes it longer
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What is alliteration?
Ending every line with a noun
Repeating the first sound in words
Words that don’t make sense
Words that rhyme
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What is symbolism in poetry?
Using numbers in poems
Giving deeper meaning to objects or words
Writing only short poems
Reading out loud