5 Written Questions

1. Uses the words "like or as" to describe something. It is a comparison between two unlike objects.
2. The secondary or symbolic meaning of a word. For example, "Elephant eats eggplant."
3. A 5,7,5, syllable poem.
4. A praise or worship t an object or person. Usually in the form of a lyric poem, it is a formal adress to a person, event, or object.
5. Words that made intimate sounds.

5 Matching Questions

1. Denotation
2. Stanza
3. Imagery
4. Meter
5. Personification

1. a A rhythm of accented and unaccented symbols.
2. b Language that appeals to the 5 senses of a person. For example, "the white fluffy clouds smelled/looked like giant marshmellows.
3. c A collection of verses in a poem. Usually there are 4 phrases.
4. d Giving human-like characteristics to intimate objects or who dont want to play basketball.
5. e Literal dictionary definition of a word.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A short type of poem with one speaker who expresses thoughts and feeling. For example, an ode is a form of lyric poem.
   1. Lyric poem
   2. Syllable
   3. Simile
   4. Rhyme
2. A basic unit of meter consisting of about 2-3 syllables
   1. Foot
   2. Iamb
   3. Sonnet
   4. Ode
3. 1) abab
   2) aabaab
   3) abcabc
   1. Hyperbole
   2. Rhyme Scheme
   3. Rhyme
   4. Free Verse
4. Using words that compliment each other. There are many different types of ryhme.
   1. Iamb
   2. Ode
   3. Foot
   4. Rhyme
5. Repetition of constant sounds. For example, "Purple Patricia ate a purple pizza."
   1. Meter
   2. Alliteration
   3. Denotation
   4. Connotation

5 True/False Questions

1. Free Verse → A rhythm of accented and unaccented symbols.

   True        False

2. Sonnet → A praise or worship t an object or person. Usually in the form of a lyric poem, it is a formal adress to a person, event, or object.

   True        False

3. Couplet → Two rhyming lines together.

   True        False

4. Metaphor → A rhythm of accented and unaccented symbols.

   True        False

5. Hyperbole → A literary device which exaggerates things more than they are.

   True        False