Mid Module 1 Review

Literacy Mid Module 1 Review

Poetry

Learning targets:

• I can explain the difference between prose and poetry.

• I can find similarities and differences between prose and poetry.

• I can describe the structure of a poem.

• I can identify examples of imagery in a poem.

• I can identify what makes a high quality effective summary.

• I can identify the theme of a poem.

What is poetry & prose?

Multiple Choice

What is an example of prose?

Multiple Choice

What is an example of poetry?

Multiple Choice

What is an example of prose?

Multiple Choice

What is an example of poetry?

Multiple Choice

What is a similarity between the poetry and the prose?

• They both have sentences.

• They both have lines.

• They are both about a prince and Cinderella.

• They both have stanzas.

Multiple Choice

What is a difference between the poetry and the prose?

• Poetry has sentences and paragraphs and prose has lines and stanzas.

• Poetry has lines and stanzas and prose has sentences and paragraphs.

Read the poem "I'm All Mixed Up"

Multiple Choice

What is the structure of the poem, "I'm All Mixed Up"?

• 4 paragraphs

• 2 paragraphs

• 2 stanzas

• 4 stanzas

Multiple Choice

What is the theme of the poem "I'm All Mixed Up"?

• The poet is getting confused by words that sound the same.

• The poet loves to learn new words.

• The poet is trying to teach the reader new words.

Read the poem "Pumpkins Pumpkins"

Multiple Choice

What is the structure of the poem, "Pumpkins Pumpkins"?

• 5 paragaphs with 4 lines in each paragraph

• 5 stanzas with 4 lines in each stanza

• 4 stanzas with 4 lines in each stanza

Multiple Choice

What is the theme of the poem "Pumpkins Pumpkins"?

• Picking pumpkins is not very fun.

• You should always pick pumpkins with your parents.

• Pumpkins are hard to find.

• It takes time to find the right pumpkin.

Multiple Choice

What is an example of imagery in the poem "Pumpkins Pumpkins"?

• "big and small and oval and round"

• "the perfect pumpkin I have found"

Read the criteria for an effective summary.

Read the summary of the "Dog" poem.

Multiple Choice

What makes this an effective summary of a poem?

• The summary has sentences.

• The summary introduces the poem title, author, theme, details, and characteristices of poetry.

• The summary has capital letters.