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Looking at the title of a poem may help:
All of the above
Help with the theme or tone
Reveal the setting or main idea
Identify the speaker or subject
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True or False: To analyze a poem, you read it once and then answer the questions.
True
False
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True or False: Looking at whether stanzas have a positive or negative "charge" will help you identify the tone.
True
False
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In the Big Six poetry analysis, what do the 3 T's stand for?
Tone, Theme, and Time
Theme, Title, and Tools
Title, Tone, and Tercets
Triplets, Theme, and Title
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In poetry and literature, what is imagery?
Pictures produced by an imaging system
Products of imagination
Figurative or descriptive language used to create images in a reader's mind
An exact likeness
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True or False: To analyze a poem, you should read it at least three times.
False
True
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The Big Six poetry analysis format has six categories. What letters do those categories begin with?
3 S's and 3 T's
3 L's and 3 R's
3 G's and 3 M's
3 X's and 3 Q's
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True or False: A poem's speaker is always the poet.
False
True
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In the Big Six analysis format, 'tools' refers to
All of the above
None of the above
Similes, Metaphors, Personification
Repetition, Alliteration, Onomatopoeia
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What do you do with each stanza of a poem?
Summarize it
Identify if it is rhyming or free verse
Look for the theme
Count the beats in each verse
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Why does a poet repeat words, phrases, or lines?
To make it easier to memorize
To add to the reader's experience
To create emphasis or urgency
Because they can't think of anything else to write
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In the Big Six poetry analysis, what do the 3 S's stand for?
Speaker, Shift, and Summary
Summary, Similes, and Speaker
Stanza, Shape, and Shift
Shift, Structure, and Stanza
