Poetry Structure Review

Poetry TEST REVIEW

By Brianna Tieber

Poetry Test Review

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2. Analyze how a poems form or structure contributes to its meaning.

​1. To review concepts of poetry elements.

Objectives

Please complete all slides and activities to receive questions.

Multiple Choice

A group of lines in a poem is called a....

• Paragraph

• Stanza

• Group

• Multiple lines

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A couplet has ___ (a number) lines in the stanza

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A tercet has ___ (a number) lines in the stanza

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A quatrain has ___ (a number) lines in the stanza

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A cinquain has ___ (a number) lines in the stanza

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A sestet has ___ (a number) lines in the stanza

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A septet has ___ (a number) lines in the stanza

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A octave has ___ (a number) lines in the stanza

Multiple Choice

To create rhythm and emphasis, stanzas contain:

• Lines

• Rows

• Columns

• Straight

Multiple Choice

______ is the voice that narrates a poem.

• Poet

• Speaker

• Point of view

• Tone

Multiple Choice

The speaker may present a unique _______

• Poet

• Speaker

• Point of view

• Tone

Multiple Choice

The speaker’s attitude toward his or her subject is the _______

• Poet

• Speaker

• Point of view

• Tone

Multiple Choice

______ is the author of the poem.

• Poet

• Speaker

• Point of view

• Tone

Open Ended

List 5 sound devices:

Open Ended

List the 5 senses that create imagery in poems

Open Ended

List 5 types of figuartive language that poems use

Multiple Choice

If a poet ends a line with punctuation such as a comma, semicolon, or period, it is called:

• Lineation

• End-stop

• Enjambment

Multiple Choice

When a line does not end with punctuation and the thought continues to a new line, it is called:

• Lineation

• End-stop

• Enjambment

Multiple Choice

Where a poet chooses to stop a line and start is called:

• Lineation

• End-stop

• Enjambment

Multiple Choice

___ poetry follows a strict meter and strict rhyme scheme. 

• Blank-Verse

• Formal

• Free-Verse

Multiple Choice

___  poetry has a strict meter but does not have a strict rhyme scheme.

• Blank-Verse

• Formal

• Free-Verse

Multiple Choice

___ poetry does not follow strict meter or rhyme schemes.

• Blank-Verse

• Formal

• Free-Verse

Open Ended

What is stress in poetry?

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_____ is the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.

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_____is the specific syllabic pattern in a line of poetry.

Draw

Break down the differences between the topic, details, and theme in poetry.

Draw

Break down the differences between the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd POV

Draw

Fill out the venn diagram for connotation and denotation