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- 1. Multiple ChoiceDefine balladPoem that tells a storyPoem that shares feelings or thoughtsThe beat of the poemThe rhyme scheme of the poem
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is true about blank verse?No rhythm, yes rhymeYes rhythm, yes rhymeYes rhythm, no rhymeNo rhythm, no rhyme
- 3. Multiple ChoiceDefine coupletTwo lines, one thoughtTwo stanzas, one storyRhyming pattern ABBARhythm pattern: no stress, stress
- 4. Multiple ChoiceDefine figure of speechMeans something different from what it actually saysMeans exactly what it looks likeSomething that brings out the 5 sensesSomething that means the exact opposite of what it says
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is true about free verse?Yes rhythm, yes rhymeYes rhythm, no rhymeNo rhythm, yes rhymeNo rhythm, no rhyme
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is an example of hyperbole?The hyperactive hypocrite ran his mouth.We have been standing in line forever.Hundreds of flies swarmed around the dead squirrel.She was too tall to sit in the car comfortably.
- 7. Multiple ChoiceDefine idiom.Something in a specific language and time not taken literally.Something that means the opposite of what it says.Something from a specific language and time that means what it says.Something that has two meanings, changing the idea of the text.
- 8. Multiple ChoiceDefine imageryWords that bring out the five sensesWords that mean the opposite of what's writtenIdeas that can only be expressed in poetryThe patterns in the poem
- 9. Multiple ChoiceDefine lyric poetryPoem that describes thoughts and feelingsPoem that tells a storyLanguage that means what it says and something elsePoetry with a strict rhyme and structure
- 10. Multiple ChoiceDefine meterThe pattern of the beatThe pattern of the rhymePoems that share thoughts and feelingsPoems that tell a story
- 11. Multiple ChoiceDefine moodThe reader's feelingsThe reader's attitudeThe author's feelingsThe author's attitude
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is an example of parallelism?She was standing and talking on her phone.The wounds were weeping.The dog laughed at the cat in the tree.The heart felt a million emotions at once.
- 13. Multiple ChoiceDefine assonanceSame starting soundSame vowel soundSame end soundSounds like it is written
- 14. Multiple ChoiceDefine rhymeSame end soundSame starting soundSame vowel soundSounds the way it is written
- 15. Multiple ChoiceDefine rhythmThe beat of the poemThe pictures of the poemThe feelings in the poemThe ending sounds
- 16. Multiple ChoiceDefine sonnetA poem with a strict rhyme and rhythm structure.Any poem that tells a story.Any poem that describes thoughts and feelings.A poem that has no rhythm or structure
- 17. Multiple ChoiceDefine stanzaParagraph in poetryTwo lines, one thoughtFeelings in a poemRhyme scheme of a poem
- 18. Multiple ChoiceDefine symbolMeans what it says and something elseMeans exactly what it saysMeans the opposite of what it saysMeans both what it says and the opposite
- 19. Multiple ChoiceDefine toneThe reader's feelingsThe reader's attitudeThe author's feelingsThe author's attitude
- 20. Multiple ChoiceDefine alliteration.Same starting soundSounds as it is writtenSame vowel soundSame end sound
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