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Poetry Writing Technique Review

Poetry Writing Technique Review

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English

5th Grade

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CCSS
RL.4.4, 6.NS.B.3, RL.4.2

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ALECIA VALDEZ

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How many lines are in the poem?

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How many stanzas are in the poem?

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Why might the poet have italicized the word "secrets"?

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To make the word look more interesting

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To show that the secrets are important or mysterious

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To fill space in the poem

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To make the poem longer

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Multiple Choice

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Why might the poet have repeated the words "Wind" and "Time" several times?

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To make the poem more fun to read aloud

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To fill in extra space between lines

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To emphasize their importance and create a rhythmic flow

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To confuse the reader with extra words

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Why might the poet have capitalized the word "Time"?

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To show that time is a powerful, almost person-like force

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To match the style of other words in the poem

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To remind readers to check the time

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To emphasize the passing of seasons

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Multiple Choice

Why might the poet include a single-line stanza ("In silence, the world spins on its way")?

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To make the poem easier to memorize

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To break up the poem and create a moment of reflection

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To rush the ending of the poem

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To make the poem look different from others

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Multiple Choice

Why might the poet have left extra space between the stanzas?

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To confuse the reader about where the next line starts

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To create a pause for the reader to think about each stanza

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To make the poem feel longer

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To give more focus to each word in the poem

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Multiple Choice

Why might the poet have used alliteration in the line "Sunlight streams in slender beams"?

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To make the line sound smoother and more musicalTo create a faster reading pace

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To create a faster reading pace

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To make the words rhyme with each other

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To make the whole poem sound like one tongue twister

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