English Literature

A poem is a creative form of writing that communicates…..in patterned language.

• musical effect                 

• life value                 

• emotion                   

• supranatural            

• emotional experience

Poems are usually written in a group of lines called……

• rhyme        

• stanza         

• rhythm        

• paragraph     

• paraphrase

In a poetry, there is a figurative language called metonymy in which something closely associated with a subject……….for it.

• is related                    

• is changed               

• is compared              

• is imagined               

• is substituted

The tone of a poem tells us the……..to his subject. It reflects his/her character

• he feeling                     

• special mood           

• persona’s behavior     

• persona’s attitude     

• moral

   

The setting of a poem helps us to understand the……and the persona’s behavior.

• atmosphere                  

• poem’s background   

• style                        

• central idea              

• meaning

The central idea or meaning of the poem is called….

• tone                              

• message                  

• theme                      

• moral value              

• style

In language and style, the writer uses …..such as rhyme, simile, contrast, metaphor and alliteration.

• literary devices         

• implied sentences      

• moral values 

• his mood       

• message

The place, time and social environment of a poem is called…

• tone                           

• setting                     

• style                        

• message                  

• mood

The poet’s attitude, stated or implied and the general feeling of a poem is called…

• style                             

• language                 

• moral value              

• tone and mood          

• message

The poet usually uses rhyme and rhythm to heighten the meaning and to create……..in a poem.

• assonance                 

• mood                      

• tone                         

• musical effects          

• alliteration