Slam Poetry Quiz

What is Slam Poetry?

• A type of traditional poetry that is read silently

• A form of performance poetry that combines elements of performance, writing, competition, and audience participation

• A musical genre that focuses on instrumental performances

• A dance form that is often performed in groups

What themes do Slam Poems usually tackle?

• Romantic and personal relationships

• Political or social issues

• Nature and the environment

• Science and technology

Who created Slam Poetry?

• William Shakespeare

• Marc Smith

• Emily Dickinson

• Langston Hughes

In what decade was Slam Poetry created?

• 1960s

• 1970s

• 1980s

• 1990s

Where was Slam Poetry created?

• New York

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

• Atlanta

What are the categories in Slam Poetry?

• Rhyme, Rhythm, Allegory, Metaphor

• Comedy, Tragedy, History, Mythology

• Self, Others, Place, Society

• Abstract, Narrative, Epic, Lyric

How are poets judged in a poetry slam event?

• By a panel of expert poets

• By the audience's applause

• By five random audience members on a scale of 0 to 10

• By the number of poems they recite

Where can Poetry Slams be held?

• Only in theaters

• Only in schools

• Anywhere that allows them, such as parks, bookstores, or coffee houses

• Exclusively online

What is the maximum duration for a poem performance in a Poetry Slam before points are deducted?

• 1 minute

• 2 minutes

• 3 minutes

• 5 minutes

Are props allowed to be used during the performance of a poem in a Poetry Slam?

• Yes, all props are allowed

• Only educational props are allowed

• No props can be used

• Only musical props are allowed