6 Written Questions

1. using words that appeal to the five senses
2. poem honoring the dead
3. a unit of poetry with a set number of lines
4. no set rhyme, meter, or line length
5. a category for poems that tell a story
6. a long, narrative poem, regular rhyme scheme, usually about love, lost love, death, or betrayal

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the mood or attitude of the speaker
   1. sonnet
   2. stanza
   3. ode
   4. tone
2. refrence to a famous person, place, or thing
   1. lyric
   2. allusion
   3. ballad
   4. alliteration
3. long poem with a hero, a quest, and battles
   1. ode
   2. elegy
   3. lyric
   4. epic
4. poem that expresses the thoughts or feelings of the author but does not tell a story
   1. epic
   2. ode
   3. elegy
   4. lyric
5. poem with formal language; celebrates a single thing
   1. ode
   2. sonnet
   3. epic
   4. tone

5 True/False Questions

1. end rhyme → rhyme at the ends of poetry lines

   True        False

2. internal rhyme → rhyme within a line of poetry

   True        False

3. onomatopoeia → words that imitate their sound

   True        False

4. alliteration → refrence to a famous person, place, or thing

   True        False

5. sonnet → 14 line poem with conventional rhyme scheme

   True        False