Poetry.

A written sentence in a poem is called a what?

• Stanza

• Break

• Line

• Paragraph

What is a Stanza?

• Lines in poems that are separated.

• The end of the poem.

• A paragraph.

• The beginning of the poem.

What is a stanza break?

• The bottom part of the poem.

• The blank space between stanzas.

• The top part of the poem.

• The middle part of the poem.

What is a free verse?

• A poem that uses rhymes to illustrate a point.

• A poem that doesn't use rhyme to illustrate a point.

• A poem about children.

• A poem about animals.

What is a rhyme scheme?

• A poem that doesn't use rhyme to illustrate a point.

• A fictional poem about children.

• A non-fiction poem about animals.

• A poem that uses rhyme to illustrate a point.

What is a memory poem?

• A poem about a dream a friend had.

• A poem about a dream you had.

• A poem about something you remember.

• A poem your parents wrote.

What is figurative language?

• Words and phrases that poets use to make their work more interesting.

• When characters talk to each others in a story.

• The introduction to the poem.

• The end of the poem.

What are some examples of figurative language?

• Metaphors.

• Similes.

• Repetition.

• All of these.

Which poem did we not read in class.

• "Why we play basketball."

• "Harlem"

• "I Hear America Singing"

• "We love Football"

Describe what anaphora is and what it looks like in a poem.

Answer explanation

repetition in a poem to illustrate a point. repeating words or phrases over and over.