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Introduction to Poetry: True or False?
Introduction to Poetry: True or False?
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These questions are for the Poetry (general types and analysis sheet) and the poetry timeline.
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A ballad is a narrative type of poetry.
True
False
2
A haiku is a structured type of poetry.
False
True
3
A limerick is a didactic type of poetry.
False
True
4
An example of purpose is comparison.
True
False
5
An example of a type of imagery used in poetry is a metaphor.
True
False
6
An example of purpose is to record.
False
True
7
A pentameter is a type of Feet used in poetry.
True
False
8
An example of rhythm is verse.
False
True
9
‘The Waste Land’ is a famous Modern poem written by Byron.
False
True
10
An example of rhythm is verse.
False
True
11
An example of a type of rhyme is an end rhyme.
False
True
12
Modern poets were far more experimental than poets from other periods.
False
True
13
A sonnet is a lyric type of poetry.
False
True
14
Blake and Coleridge were Romantic poets.
True
False
15
‘Don Juan’ was a famous Renaissance poem written by Spenser.
True
False
16
An example of imagery is personification.
True
False
17
The Classical poets wrote about concepts such as satire and politics.
True
False
18
Modernism is the name given to a body of poetry written in the period of the 20
th
and 21
st
centuries.
False
True
19
A stanza can consist of one quatrain.
False
True
20
An example of a type of structure used in a poem is enjambment.
False
True
21
An example of sound used in poetry is onomatopoeia.
True
False
22
Beowulf was a religious poem written in the 6th century.
False
True
23
There are six general types of poetry.
False
True
24
Milton wrote Paradise Lost in 1809.
True
False
25
Victorian poetry was written between 1830-1890.
True
False
26
One of the themes of Romantic poets was death.
True
False
