Poets create tone by using sound devices such as:

assonance, alliteration, onomatopoeia and repetition

Making one word sound louder or stronger than the others

In poetry images can be created by using which devices?

similes, metaphors, personification and symbols

The word set that best conveys freedom?

clouds, horizon, open fields, explore

The purpose of a poem

Is the reason why the poet wrote the poem

Shakespeare wrote most of his plays in

blank verse (ten metrical feet per line)

How is poetry different from other texts in influencing the audience?

Poetry evokes emotion and feeling

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Poetry Quiz

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Poets create tone by using sound devices such as:
Reading the poem backwards
assonance, alliteration, onomatopoeia and repetition
whistling, sneezing and snorting
hyperbole and iambic pentameter
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It was amazing, the best day of my life, in the life of the world, it was incredible!
alliteration
hyperbole
simile
understatement
3
Emphasis
Pronouncing all words equally
A nasty lung condition
Making one word sound louder or stronger than the others
Best left to professional poets
4
In poetry images can be created by using which devices?
alliteration, assonance and onomatopoeia
rhyming couplets
similes, metaphors, personification and symbols
verbs, nouns and gerunds
5
The word set that best conveys freedom?
clouds, horizon, open fields, explore
tired, old, feeble, brittle
giggle, squeal, gasp, awesome
cell, darkness, cold, chains
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The analysis of poetry is often called a
Spicks and Specs analysis
Technical analysis
Specs and Slims analysis
Poetry Slam
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The purpose of a poem
Is usually very hard to understand
Is the subject matter of the poem
Is the reason why the poet wrote the poem
Is the emotion of the poem
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What structure to do we use to remember poetry analysis
SPOT and SMURF
SPECS and SLIMS
SPOCK and SLIME
SPACK and SLINKY
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Shakespeare wrote most of his plays in
his slippers
a galaxy, far, far away
very old words
blank verse (ten metrical feet per line)
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A text that uses humour to mock the original text through exaggeration or sarcasm
appropriated texts
Parody
intertextuality
allegorical texts
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"Break, Break, Break, over the cold grey stones oh sea", is an example of
Rhythm
All of the Above
Onomatopoeia and alliteration
Repetition
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The spring breeze danced into September is an example of:
alliteration
hyperbole
personification
lack of imagination
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Speaking the poem helps to understand it because
Gesture and expression support meaning
All of the above
Emphasis on words creates meaning
Changing volume, pace and expression creates tone
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How is poetry different from other texts in influencing the audience?
Poetry gives the whole story with detail and description
Poetry tells everyone's story and opinion
Poetry gives more statistics and information
Poetry evokes emotion and feeling
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Examples of onomatopoeia
like and as
crash, boom, ooze
silly sally sang silly songs
loud, cloud, allowed
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The child skipped like a pebble across a pond
assonance
simile
simile and alliteration
alliteration
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As happy as a clam is an example of
marine psychology
hyperbole
simile
oxymoron
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The rapid roar of the rifle is an example of
assonance and rhyme
allilteration and onomatopoeia
tongue twister
metaphor and simile

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