How does a free verse poem compare to a lyrical poem?

A lyrical poem has rhyme, but a free verse poem does not.

Just for fun: Of these choices, what is your favorite type of poem?

Haiku, Concrete, Acrostic, Free Verse

Why might a poet use similes and metaphors?

To create an image in the reader's mind.

Reread the second sentence in paragraph 1. The reader can tell the animals are exotic because--

the animals are from another part of the world

Paragraph 3 of the journal is included to--

establish a personal connection between Zelda and the frog.

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Poetry Analysis

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1
How does a free verse poem compare to a lyrical poem?
A lyrical poem has rhyme, but a free verse poem does not.
A free verse poem has rhyme, while a lyrical poem does not.
A free verse poem has more structure than a lyrical poem.
They are the same.
2
Just for fun: Of these choices, what is your favorite type of poem?
Haiku
Concrete
Acrostic
Free Verse
3
The reader can tell that "The Scorpion" is not written in free-verse form because it--
is written about a serious subject.
has a rhyme pattern.
contains plot and conflict.
teaches a lesson.
4
Why might a poet use similes and metaphors?
To make the poem more complex.
To create an image in the reader's mind.
To avoid saying something directly.
To say that they like something.
5
Which of the following poems has the most structure?
Lyrical
Concrete
Diamante
Free Verse
6
Reread the second sentence in paragraph 1. The reader can tell the animals are exotic because--
the animals are in captivity in the zoo
the animals are from another part of the world
the animals are colorful and unusual in appearance
the animals are fascinating to observe
7
Paragraph 3 of the journal is included to--
establish a personal connection between Zelda and the frog.
persuade readers to adopt a frog as a friend.
provide information about Zelda's visit to the frog exhibit.
encourage readers to visit the frog exhibit at the zoo.
8
Which of the following is an example of a simile?
He is a night owl.
Your smile is like the sun.
They are two peas in a pod.
You like ice cream.
9
Which lines in "The Vulture" form a stanza?
Lines 7, 8
Lines 1, 2, 3
Lines 5, 6
Lines 5, 6, 7, 8
10
According to "The Frog," what conclusion can the reader draw about this animal?
Frogs can be good friends.
Frogs are uncommon.
Frogs enjoy living in the zoo.
Frogs are becoming extinct.
11
"My homework is late/My dog ate it this morning/..." What could be the last line of this haiku?
"I sure like my dog."
"My dog is terrible."
"My teacher is upset."
"I wish I had my homework."

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