Read the poem Poetry Means the World to Me. What kind of poem is this?

Poetry Means the World & Dreams

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Mary Griffith
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Ⓐ haiku
Ⓑ free verse
Ⓒ limerick
Ⓓ rhymed verse
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Read the poem Poetry Means the World to Me. How does the structure of the poem help to create meaning?
Ⓐ Poetry Means the World to Me is a haiku. Because of this, the poet draws attention
to why the poem is comforting to him in the third stanza.
Ⓑ Poetry Means the World to Me is a free verse poem. Because of this, the poet
shows his thoughts and feelings about poetry and all it has done for him.
Ⓒ Poetry Means the World to Me is a limerick. Because of this, the poem shows
humor and delight about all the ways that poetry makes him happy.
Ⓓ Poetry Means the World to Me is a rhymed verse poem. Because of this, the poem
uses rhyming words at the end of each line to show how poetry is meaningful.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Read the poem Poetry Means the World to Me. How does the repetition of the word “used” help you understand how the narrator feels about words?
Ⓐ The narrator repeats the word “used” to show that he thinks people should use
words to fight and argue.
Ⓑ The narrator repeats the word “used” to show that he thinks people should use
words to express only what you don’t like.
Ⓒ The narrator repeats the word “used” to show that he thinks people should use
words to write lots of poems.
Ⓓ The narrator repeats the word “used” to show that he thinks people should use
words to express what you think and feel.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Read the poem Dreams. What kind of poem is this?
Ⓐ haiku
Ⓑ free verse
Ⓒ limerick
Ⓓ rhymed verse
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Read the poem Dreams. How does the structure of the poem help to create meaning?
Ⓐ Dreams is a limerick. Because of this, the poet compares dreams to birds using
humor.
Ⓑ Dreams is a rhymed verse poem. Because of this, the poet uses rhyming words at
the end of certain lines to draw attention to what happens if dreams are not realized.
Ⓒ Dreams is a haiku. Because of this, the poet uses rhyming patterns of 5, 7, and 5
lines to show how dreams compare to birds and snow.
Ⓓ Dreams is a free verse poem. Because of this, the poet’s words sounds like a
conversation between a person dreaming and the reader.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Read the poem Dreams. How does the first stanza create meaning in the poem?
Ⓐ Stanza 1 compares the lack of dreams to a broken-winged bird, reminding
the reader that without dreams, life has little meaning.
Ⓑ Stanza 1 compares the lack of dreams to a barren field, reminding the reader
that dreams are cold and wide-open.
Ⓒ Stanza 1 compares the lack of dreams to a broken-winged bird, reminding
the reader that dreams need to be let go.
Ⓓ Stanza 1 compares the lack of dreams to a barren field, reminding the reader
that you feel empty without dreams.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Read the poem Poetry Means the World to Me. What is the theme of the poem?
Ⓐ Poetry is full of words that can be used to fight suffering and discomfort.
Ⓑ Everyone should use poetry more often to express themselves.
Ⓒ Poetry helps with expressing your feelings and comforting you.
Ⓓ Poetry is the only way to express your feelings and make you feel comforted.
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