Poetry with no rhyme and no meter (or rhythm)

Rhyme Scheme and Poetry Structure Flashcards

1

What is used to label rhyme scheme?

The letters ABCD only and only the first stanza
The whole alphabet with a new letter for each new sound
numbers in ascending order- one number per line

2

The poem Mrs. Colling reads aloud now is a/an

free verse
sonnet
limerick
ballad

3

The words cough and bough could be used as

an eye rhyme
a slant rhyme
a true rhyme

4

What is a quatrain?

A four line stanza
A fourth of a poem
A poem about the number four

5

Which of the following is the rhyme scheme for the poem on the board written in black marker?

AABB
ABAB
ABCB
ABBA

6

What is true about the poem written on the board in blue marker?

free verse
ABCBAA stanza
AABBCC rhyming couplets
ABBACC quatrain

7

A true _______________ is about nature.

ballad
sonnet
lyric
haiku

8

Hope and soap are an example of

eye rhyme
true rhyme
slant rhyme

9

Free Verse is

Poetry that leaves you feeling relaxed
Poetry with no rhyme and no meter (or rhythm)
Poetry you don't have to pay for

10

A group of lines in a poem is called

a cluster
a stanza
a paragraph

11

Cheat rhymes are

near rhymes
eye rhymes
slant rhymes
all of these

12

Rhyme is about

The rhythm of words
The sounds of words
The spelling of words

13

Two consecutive rhymed lines of verse is called

a pair
a couplet
a doublet

14

Tells a complete story with all elements of plot.

Limerick
Haiku
Narrative
Lyric

15

"Men" and "them" are examples of

a true rhyme
a slant (or near) rhyme
an eye (or sight) rhyme

Rhyme Scheme and Poetry Structure

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Rhyme Scheme and Poetry Structure

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