Poetry

What is poetry primarily used for?

• To provide scientific information

• To create an emotional response

• To record historical events

• To write shopping lists

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What does 'imagery' in poetry help the reader to do?

• Solve mathematical problems

• Translate languages

• Memorize facts

• Visualize the poem's scenes

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What is the purpose of a poem's form?

• To structure the poem

• To confuse the reader

• To make the poem longer

• To reduce the poem's impact

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What does personification in poetry do?

• Reduces the poem's emotional impact

• Changes the poem's structure

• Makes the poem rhyme

• Gives human traits to non-human things

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How is a simile identified in a poem?

• By changing the poem's rhythm

• By using the words 'like' or 'as'

• By adding more characters

• By describing scientific facts

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What is a metaphor in poetry?

• A structure of stanzas

• A comparison without using 'like' or 'as'

• A type of bird

• A way to make the poem rhyme

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What does rhyme contribute to in a poem?

• The poem's length

• The poem's sound

• The number of stanzas

• The poem's language

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What is rhythm in poetry?

• A dance move

• Repeated sounds of words

• A type of poem

• A mathematical formula

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What does alliteration add to a poem?

• Historical context

• Scientific accuracy

• A playful or humorous effect

• Geographical information

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Why do we analyze elements of poetry?

• To make the poem longer

• To support our interpretation

• To change the poem's meaning

• To memorize the poem

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