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Multiple Choice
Definitions Short Answer
Misc. Misc. II
The wedding cake was as big as a house.
A 100
SIMILE (uses “like” or “as”)
A 100
She sang while sewing socks on Saturday.
A 200
ALLITERATION
A 200
A crossroads represents a decision to be made.
A 300
SYMBOLISM
A 300
My locker is a black hole.
A 400
METAPHOR
A 400
“And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before
I sleep.”
A 500
REPETITION
A 500
A shadowy, gloom settled in the pitch black cave.
a.Refrain
b.Imagery
c.Hyperbole
B 100
b. Imagery
B 100
The sunlight danced around the living room.
a.Personification
b.Metaphor
c.Simile
B 200
a. Personification
B 200
There once was a cat named Daisy. She slept all day and
was lazy.
a.Refrain
b.Lines
c.Rhyme
B 300
c. Rhyme
B 300
It took me ten years to finish the figurative language test!
a.Alliteration
b.Simile
c.Hyperbole
B 400
c. Hyperbole
B 400
Poetry is divided into _______ and _________
a.Simile and Metaphors
b.Stanzas and Lines
c.Refrains and Rhymes
B 500
b. Stanzas and Lines
B 500
An extreme exaggeration (unrealistic) used for emphasis
C 100
Hyperbole
C 100
A comparison between two unlike things
C 200
Metaphor
C 200
Pattern of beats of stresses in written or Pattern of beats of stresses in written or spoke languagespoke language
C 300
RhythmRhythm
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
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Anything that stands for or Anything that stands for or represents something elserepresents something else
C 400
Symbol/Symbolism
C 400
Word or phrase that appeals to Word or phrase that appeals to one or more of the five sensesone or more of the five senses
C 500
Image/ImageryImage/Imagery
C 500
What is the DIFFERENCE between a simile and a
metaphor?
D 100
A simile is a comparison using like or as and
metaphor is a comparison NOT using like or as
D 100
What are THREE different types of poetry?
D 200
lyric, narrative, concretelyric, narrative, concrete
D 200
How is rhyme scheme represented?
D 300
You use lowercase letters next to the lines that rhyme (a, b, c)
D 300
What is the key to a correct example of hyperbole?
D 400
Something that is so extreme, it is highly unlikely
or impossible
D 400
What is the difference between REPETITION and REFRAIN?
D 500
Refrain is a repeated line throughout
Repetition is back-to-back in a song or poem
D 500
DEFINITION
Lines in this kind of poem vary in length; there is no
real pattern or regular rhythm
E 100
Free Verse
E 100
MULTIPLE CHOICE
Boom, boom, boom is an example of…
a.Lyric poem
b.Rhyme
c.Onomatopoeia
E 200
c. Onomatopoeia
E 200
DEFINITION
Highly musical verse; expresses the observations and
feelings of a single speaker
E 300
Lyric Poem
E 300
WHAT KIND?
Snap, crackle, pop
E 400
Onomatopoeia
E 400
WHAT KIND?
The sun is a bright ray of hope.
E 500
Metaphor
E 500
MULTIPLE CHOICE
Formal division of lines in a poem, functions like a paragraph in writing
a.Stanzas
b.Lines
c.Rhymes F 100
a. Stanzas
F 100
DEFINITION
The repetition of consonant sounds at the The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words is….beginning of words is….
a.a.RhymeRhyme
b.b.AlliterationAlliteration
c.c.Rhythm Rhythm
F 200
b. Alliterationb. Alliteration
F 200
MULTIPLE CHOICE
The regular pattern of rhyming words in a poem is….
a.Rhyme scheme
b.Rhythm
c.Stanza
F 300
a. Rhyme scheme
F 300
WHAT KIND?
'Cause 'Cause I knew you were trouble when I knew you were trouble when you you walked inwalked inSo shame on me nowSo shame on me nowFlew me to places I'd never beenFlew me to places I'd never been'Til you put me down, oh'Til you put me down, ohI knew you were trouble when I knew you were trouble when you walked inyou walked inSo shame on me nowSo shame on me now
F 400
Refrain (“I knew you were trouble when…”)
F 400
WHAT KIND?
Her love was eternal
He knew he would break her heart
Love is a disaster
It can break our trust
F 500
Free Verse (and a sad one at that!)
F 500
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Short Answer/Examples Question
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Create an example for EACH of the following:
a.Hyperbole
b.Metaphor
c.Rhyme
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