Poetry Review

1. 1. Traditional poetry

• does not have a specific pattern and structure.

• has a specific pattern and structure.

• is prose.

• is written just like a short story.

2. 2. Free verse poetry

• does not follow a specific pattern or structure.

• follows a specific pattern or structure.

• is prose.

• is just like a short story.

3. 3. Traditional poetry and free verse poetry both

• are prose.

• are written like a long story.

• tell a story.

• have a specific pattern or structure.

4. 4. Traditional poetry

• has a specific rhyming pattern.

• does not have a specific rhyming pattern.

• does not have stanzas.

• does not have lines.

5. 5. Books and stories are

• not written in prose.

• written with stanzas.

• written in prose.

• written with line breaks.

6. 6. Traditional poetry and free verse poetry both contain

• stanzas.

• rhyming words.

• lines.

• line breaks.

7. 7. Rhyming words help traditional poems create

• a line.

• a stanza.

• an ending.

• a rhythm.

8. 8. A stanza is

• the rhyming pattern in a poem.

• a group of lines in a poem.

• the same as a refrain in a poem.

• a line or phrase that is repeated in a poem.

9. 9. A refrain is the same as

• repetition in a poem.

• a line break in a poem.

• a stanza in a poem.

• the rhyme scheme in a poem.

10. 10. Traditional poems

• have a rhyme scheme.

• have paragraphs.

• do not have a specific pattern or structure to them.

• do not have stanzas.