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thief
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seesaw
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rocket
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banana
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Identify the correct name for the following metrical length: 4 feet
Tetrameter
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heart
Other team wins 5 points!
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rocket
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rocket
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banana
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What is a stanza with 5 lines called?
Quintet
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What is a simile?
Implies a comparison between two relatively unlikely things
Comparing the smiles of those around you.
Compares one thing to another using "like" or "as"
Compares apples to oranges
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banana
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fairy
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gift
Win 10 points!
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banana
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Select the sentence that best demonstrates onomatopoeia
Love is like a red, red rose
She was brave as a lion
With a crash, the waves hit the shore
The leaves danced in the wind
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Identify the correct name for the following metrical length: 7 feet
Heptameter
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Identify the correct name for the following metrical length: 3 feet
Trimeter
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Why can it be helpful to identify the stanza structure of a poem during analysis?
Answers dependent upon group response.
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Identify the correct name for the following metrical length: 1 foot
Monometer
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What is a stanza with 6 lines called?
Sestet
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What is personification?
Creating a person through the process of purification
Objectifying a person
Giving inanimate objects animated traits/qualities
Giving animate animated objects inanimate traits/qualities
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A fourteen-line poem; the most common forms are Shakespearean and Italian
Ballad
Sonnet
Villanelle
Narrative
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Select the sentence that best demonstrates both alliteration and repetition.
The starts shone brightly, lighting the way home
She was lost in a sea of nameless faces
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure
Wild winds whip around, whispering words, whispering words
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What is the stress pattern for a cretic?
/ + U + /
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