Visual Poetry and Its Elements

The video introduces visual poems, also known as concrete poems, highlighting their unique visual and sensory characteristics. It analyzes examples like 'Pêndulo' and 'A primavera endoideceu', demonstrating how words and images combine to convey meaning. The video encourages viewers to create their own visual poems, emphasizing creativity and expression.

What is the main focus of the lesson?

• Visual poems

• Historical poems

• Modern poems

• Traditional poems

What is another name for visual poems?

• Abstract poems

• Concrete poems

• Epic poems

• Narrative poems

In the poem 'Pêndulo', what shape is formed by the word 'pêndulo'?

• Rectangle

• Pyramid

• Square

• Circle

What does the visual shape of the word 'pêndulo' represent?

• A swinging pendulum

• A falling leaf

• A rising sun

• A flowing river

What is the first impression of the second visual poem?

• A mountain

• A flower

• A tree

• A star

What phrase is found on the petals of the flower in the second visual poem?

• Love me, love me not

• He loves me, he loves me not

• Pick me, pick me not

• Bloom me, bloom me not

What sound is represented in the flower visual poem?

• Flowing of water

• Rustling of leaves

• Buzzing of bees

• Chirping of birds

What is the title of the flower visual poem?

• The flower blooms

• Spring has sprung

• The bees' journey

• Spring went crazy

What is a key characteristic of visual poems?

• They are written in prose

• They are always short

• They are always in rhyme

• They use visual forms to convey meaning

What are students encouraged to do at the end of the lesson?

• Read historical poems

• Create their own visual poems

• Write traditional poems

• Analyze modern poems