What two things does the poet of “Dreams” compare in the second stanza?

life without dreams and a frozen field

How are the two poems alike?

They both focus on something that is meaningful.

What message does the poet of “Words Free as Confetti” want to give the reader?

Words are as varied as pieces of confetti.

What two things does the poet of “Dreams” compare in the first stanza?

life without dreams and a bird that cannot fly

Which line shows alliteration?

Alice the alligator asked for apples.

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Unit 4, Week 5 Words as Free as Confetti

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1
What word means the same as meter?
meaning
rhythm
rhyme
length
2
What two things does the poet of “Dreams” compare in the second stanza?
dreams and snow
life without dreams and a snowfall
snow and life
life without dreams and a frozen field
3
Expression means putting thoughts or feelings......
out in the open
onto a piece of paper
in danger
aside
4
What does meaningful mean?
wanting answers
needing an explanation
showing anger or frustration
having a reason or a purpose
5
How are the two poems alike?
They have a similar form.
They both include examples of similes and metaphors.
They both focus on something that is meaningful.
They both have a similar rhyming pattern.
6
I’ll say, say, say you in English, in Spanish, I’ll find you. Why does the author use repetition in these lines?
to compare two things
for emphasis
for intrest
for rhythm
7
Lyric poetry sounds like a ......
conversation
book
warning
song
8
What message does the poet of “Words Free as Confetti” want to give the reader?
There are many words for colors.
There are many languages in this world.
There are many words.
Words are as varied as pieces of confetti.
9
What does barren mean?
able to use things
capable of making new things
using all of a particular thing
unable to produce anything
10
What two things does the poet of “Dreams” compare in the first stanza?
dreams and life
life without dreams and dying birds
life without dreams and a bird that cannot fly
dreams and wings
11
What is the name of a grouping of lines in a poem?
meter
alliteration
stanza
lyric
12
What are plumes?
loud, scary noises
short, angry men
small, fast slides
big, fluffy feathers
13
Which line shows alliteration?
The door slammed, BANG!
The leaves fluttered like the wings of a bird.
Alice the alligator asked for apples.
I have to run to the store.

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