Elements of Poetry Quiz

What is figurative language in poetry?

• The use of words or phrases that are straightforward and lack depth in poetry.

• The use of words or phrases that go beyond their literal meaning to create a deeper or more vivid image or meaning.

• The use of words or phrases that have a literal meaning in poetry.

• The use of words or phrases that are only used in poetry and have no other meaning.

What is an example of figurative language?

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

• Personification

What is rhyme in poetry?

• The repetition of similar sounds at the end of lines or within lines.

• The repetition of similar words at the beginning of lines or within lines.

• The use of capital letters at the beginning of each line in poetry.

• The use of punctuation marks in poetry.

What is rhythm in poetry?

• Rhyme scheme in a poem

• Pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables

• The number of lines in a poem

• The use of punctuation in a poem

What is an example of rhyme in poetry?

• dog and log

• tree and bee

• cat and hat

• sun and fun

What is poetry analysis?

• The process of creating a poem

• The study of different types of poems

• The analysis of prose literature

• The process of examining the form, structure, and meaning of a poem.

What are some elements to analyze in poetry?

• theme, tone, imagery, figurative language, structure, and sound devices

• simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, alliteration, and onomatopoeia

• characters, plot, conflict, setting, climax, and resolution

• rhyme scheme, meter, punctuation, capitalization, line breaks, and word choice

What is the theme of a poem?

• The theme of a poem is the title of the poem.

• The theme of a poem is the rhyme scheme.

• The theme of a poem is the punctuation used.

• The theme of a poem is the underlying message or central idea.

What is the tone of a poem?

• Attitude or mood

• Rhyme scheme

• Theme

• Meter

What is imagery in poetry?

• The use of abstract and vague language to confuse the reader.

• The use of repetitive and monotonous language to bore the reader.

• The use of factual and informative language to educate the reader.

• The use of vivid and descriptive language to create mental images and evoke sensory experiences in the reader's mind.