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Crash! Bang! Boom! Pop! Whiz! Sizzle! (it's everyone's favorite sound device)
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
alliteration
rhyme
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When he slices onions, the onions cry
Chuckie
Chuck Berry
Norry Chuck
Chuck Norris
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Which words are stressed in this line:
Whose woods these are I think I know
woods, are, think, know
whose, I, know
Whose, woods, think, know
woods, these, are
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Who is this? (I pity the fool who doesn't know...)
T.J.
Mr. P.
Mr. Jefferson
Mr. T.
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A poem with a single speaker expressing his/her thoughts about a subject
ballad
sonnet
concrete
lyrical
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The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables is called
meter
rhythm & meter
rhythm
rhyme
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She wears so much makeup, I bet it takes her a million years to get if off her face.
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
oxymoron
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Mommy made me mash my M & Ms.
rhyme
onomatopoeia
alliteration
rhythm
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When poets use the same sound at the end of lines of poetry
rhyme
alliteration
meter
rhythm
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A poem whose form mimics the topic of the poem
concrete
sonnet
haiku
narrative
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A poem that tells a story
sonnet
concrete
narrator
narrative
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The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
rhyme
onomatopoeia
alliteration
rhythm
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Who are these guys?
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Green Turtles
Splinter Ninja Teenage Turtles
Shredder
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Any type of writing that is NOT poetry is called
prose
poems
paradox
oxymoron
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A poem without any regular rhythm, rhyme, or regular structure
epic
haiku
free verse
ballad
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My dad is king of the house.
metaphor
simile
onomatopoeia
personification
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A narrative poem set to music that tells of romance or adventure
ballad
epic
free verse
lyrical
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Who teaches 7th grade science?
Mr. Petersen and Mr. George
Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Stein
Mr. George and Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Jernigan and Mr. George
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A 14-line rhyming poem that uses iambic pentameter--think Shakespeare
ode
sonnet
free verse
epic
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What is our media specialist's name?
Mrs. Patterson
Mrs. Noland
Mrs. Griffith
Mrs. Blackwell
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Her pencil danced quickly over her paper as she wrote her essay on segregated schools.
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
simile
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Who teaches agriculture?
Mr. Watson
Mr. Piotrowsky
Mr. Peters
Mr. Watkins
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The paragraphs of a poem
plaza
credenza
bonanza
stanza
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How is poetry different from other types of writing?
all of the above
they are used to express feelings
authors are more selective with words they use
they create powerful imagery
25
Back at it again
with the white Vans
with the ugly hens
with the strange men
with the fake tans
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Who is our boys and girls basketball coach?
Mr. Petersen
Mr. Peppers
Mr. Burke
Mr. Rhodes
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Why authors choose to rhyme poems
to annoy you
to create a lighthearted tone
because all poetry has to rhyme
to make the poem more difficult to read
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The pattern of rhymes at the end of lines of poetry is called
rhythm
meter
rhyme
rhyme scheme
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A lengthy poem that tells about a hero in a battle
lyrical
epic
haiku
lyrical
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Why would an author choose to write in free verse?
free verse sounds more realistic than other forms of poetry
to make it seem more magical
because they are trying to be a pain
free verse is the best form of poetry
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A poem can be more than one form at a time (ex. free verse AND narrative)
true
false
not sure
this is clearly not the correct answer
32
A Japanese, 3-line poetry form---with five syllables, seven syllables, and five syllables
lyrical
ode
haiku
free verse
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An author uses repetition in poetry
all of the above
to make the poem easier to read
because something is important
to create rhythm
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A poem that celebrates a subject
lyrical
free verse
ode
narrative
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Who is this?
He-man
Bob
Thor
Thunderman
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When a line or a group of lines is repeated in a poem
rhythm
hyperbole
refrain
rhyme
