CBA 2 Review

What is a stanza?

• words that have the same sound

• The beat of a poem

• a group of related sentences or phrases; kind of like a paragraph. The lines in are related in the same way the sentences of a paragraph “go together.”

• the regular, repeating, sound of a poem.

What is rhyme?

• The beat of a poem

• Where each line of text ends

• the space between lines or stanzas

• when two words have the same ending sound.

What does repetition mean?

• when words, lines, or stanzas are repeated

• pattern of sounds in a poem

• the main topic or main idea of a poem

• when a line ends and a new one starts

What is alliteration?

• Where each line of text ends

• a literary technique where the same consonant sounds are repeated throughout a sentence

• words and phrases used over and over again

• when words, lines, or stanzas are repeated.

What is the mood of a poem?

• the use of details to help the reader imagine something

• term that describes a word that sounds like the object or thing that it names. Creative sound

• a literary technique where the same consonant sounds are repeated throughout a sentence

• this is how the poem makes the reader feel, or the feelings that the poem creates in the reader

What is a free verse poem?

• a form of poetry where there is no set pattern. There is no set rhythm and rhyme

• two lines in a row that rhyme in a poem. They may form a stanza on their own or may be part of a stanza

• type of poem where the lines form a shape. The shape is usually related to the subject or theme of the poem

• a carefully structured poem of five lines

What is a narrative poem?

• a poem that tells a story

• a form of poetry where there is no set pattern. There is no set rhythm and rhyme

• a poem that has a word or short message spelled out vertically using the first letter of each line

• generally funny; usually follows an aabba rhyming pattern and has 5 lines

What is a lyrical poem?

• a poem with fourteen lines and that follows a regular rhyme scheme

• poems describe what the speaker thinks or how the speaker feels

• a poem that has lines that end with words with the same end sounds

• a carefully structured poem of five lines

Who is the narrator in the poem?

• when an object is described as if it were human

• the use of details to help the reader imagine something

• this is how the poem makes the reader feel, or the feelings that the poem creates in the reader.

• the person telling the story in a poem

What is imagery in a poem?

• compares two things, but without using the words “like” or “as”

• the use of details to help the reader imagine something

• a term that describes a word that sounds like the object or thing that it names. Creative sound

• the main topic or main idea of a poem