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A type of writing written to encourage feeling and create a thoughtful response. This type of writing often uses rhyme and rhythm to convey a message.

• Traditional Literature 
• Fantasy
• Poetry
• Mystery

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All are found in poetry except...

• rhyme scheme
• rhythm
• stanza
• paragraphs

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Which words rhyme in the stanza of the poem below?
I'm very excited!
It's time for back to school.
Who would have ever imagined
it would be so cool?

• The last words in the first and fourth lines.
• The last words in the first and third lines.
• The last words in every line. 
• The last words in the second and fourth lines. 

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What is a group of lines called that form a verse?

• Line
• Stanza
• Paragraph
• Meter

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A poem that does NOT follow a regular rhyme scheme or rhythm

• free verse
• rhyming
• haiku
• formal

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All the students are present today. 

•  here (rhymes with pleasant) 
• give (rhymes with resent) 

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writing organized in a rhythmic pattern, as often is the case in poetry

• genre
• simile
• verse
• rhythm

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Which is an example of rhyme?

• We love school. School is cool.
• My hat is red. My hat is blue.
• Singing loud as a siren.

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What do we call it when the same sound is repeated? Hint: this is usually found at the end of lines of poetry.

• Rhythm
• Rhyme
• Meter
• Figurative language

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Which couplet shows an AABB pattern

• There was a man,

  A tall, tall man

• Sam loved to eat

  Strawberry jam

• Among the rain

  and lights

• The sun is shining bright

  This is a lovely sight.

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