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- 1. Multiple Choice
The structure of a poem is
how it is written
how it sounds
how it is organized
- 2. Multiple Choice
A stanza is
lines that end with periods
a group of lines divided by a space
a paragraph separated by a space
- 3. Multiple Choice
Poems have lines? What are lines?
a sentence that ends in punctuation
a stanza is a line
a row with a group of words
- 4. Multiple Choice
Repetition occurs in poems to
make the poem longer
to emphasize something (remind you of something important)
to repeat over and over to sound better
- 5. Multiple Choice
Words like beat-beat-beating in The Tiger poem are examples of
stanzas
great writing
rhyme and meter
- 6. Multiple Choice
Imagery is described in poetry as:
words the author uses to make a point
words the author uses to help the reader imagine - sounds, touch, smells.
words the author uses to make the poem longer
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