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Poetry EAL
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How many syllables are in each verse of this poem?
16
4
2
5
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How many syllables?
1
3
2
4
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Onomatopoeia poems...
have words that sound like the object they describe
always rhyme
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This poem is an example of:
rhyme
onomatopoeia
alliteration
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What is a Concrete Poem?
A poem that is in the shape of what it is about
A poem about a sidewalk
A poem where everything rhymes with concrete
A poem where every line has 2 syllables
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Which word IS an example of onomatopoeia?
roar
chair
ring
hello
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Years 1-4 are studying poetry NOW
False
True
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EAL Transition Term 3 was about reading poetry.
True
False
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Poetry always has to rhyme.
True
False
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In a couplet, where do the lines rhyme?
A couplet should not have rhyming words.
The FIRST WORD in each line should rhyme.
The LAST WORD in each line should rhyme.
The THIRD WORD in each line should rhyme.
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Where did haiku start?
Alaska
China
Japan
India
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Which word IS an example of onomatopoeia?
meow
creak
rush
move
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Do these rhyme?
no
yes
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What is a Haiku?
All lines rhyme
Has three short lines
Is written as acoustic poem
Does not rhyme
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rhyme
words that create a mental image
deeper meaning given to everyday objects or events
words that have the same sound at the end
section of a poem, usually with rhyme and length
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This poem is an example of...
onomatopoeia
haiku
alliteration
rhyme
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What is Free Verse?
Songlike narrative that has short stanza and a refrain
Neither a set pattern of rhythm nor rhyme
Writing or speech not meant to be interpreted literally
Descriptive or figurative language used in literature that create pictures
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Which one does not rhyme?
nan
at
pat
sat
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Which Pair Of Words Rhyme?
Phone, Lamp
Handle, Door
Nook, Hook
Grass, Red
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What are haiku often about?
Nature and beauty
Sports and athleticism
Music and movies
Fire and water
