Unit 2, Week 5

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What is rhyme in poetry?

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Rhyme is the repetition of similar sounds in the final stressed syllables of two or more words, often used to create rhythm and enhance the musical quality of a poem.

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Provide an example of a line that uses rhyme.

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An example of a line that uses rhyme is: 'She walked the walk and talked the talk.'

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What does the term 'memorized' mean?

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The term 'memorized' means to learn something by heart, so that it can be recalled without reference.

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What is the theme of a poem?

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The theme of a poem is the underlying message or central idea that the poet conveys through their work.

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What is the theme of the poems discussed in the quiz?

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The theme of the poems discussed is that difficult goals can be accomplished.

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What is free verse in poetry?

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Free verse is a type of poetry that does not adhere to a specific rhyme scheme or meter, allowing for greater flexibility in expression.

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Do free verse poems rhyme?

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No, free verse poems do not rhyme.

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What is the setting of a poem?

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The setting of a poem refers to the time and place in which the poem's events occur.

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What is the setting of the poem 'Catching Quiet'?

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The setting of the poem 'Catching Quiet' is a city.

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How can understanding rhyme enhance the reading of poetry?

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Understanding rhyme can enhance the reading of poetry by helping readers appreciate the musicality, rhythm, and emotional impact of the poem.