ELDA - CYCLE 2 - WEEK 3 - SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT 1

Which of the following best describes the theme of a poem?

• The main character in the poem.

• The underlying message or central idea of the poem.

• The time and place in which the poem is set.

• The imagery used to describe the setting.

The setting of a poem refers to:

• The emotions of the characters.

• The arrangement of stanzas and lines.

• The time and place where the events in the poem occur.

• The theme of the poem.

What is plot in poetry?

• The repeated sounds in the poem.

• The sequence of events or actions in the poem.

• The imagery used to describe nature.

• The rhyme scheme in the poem.

Which of the following lines uses imagery appealing to the sense of sight?

• The soft hum of bees filled the air.

• The sky was ablaze with hues of pink and orange.

• The taste of ripe apples lingered on her tongue.

• The sweet smell of lavender filled the garden.

In a poem, imagery that appeals to the sense of smell might include:

• "The soft, silky fabric brushed against her skin."

• "The scent of fresh pine filled the air."

• "The birds chirped merrily from the trees."

• "The sun set over the mountains in a blaze of red."

Which sense is most strongly engaged in the line: "The scent of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen"?

• Sight

• Sound

• Smell

• Touch

Which of the following senses is appealed to by the phrase "The aroma of saltwater filled the air as the sea breeze blew"?

• Sight

• Smell

• Taste

• Touch

The theme of a poem can best be determined by:

• Identifying the rhyme scheme.

• Analyzing the emotions and messages the poem conveys.

• Counting the number of stanzas.

• Studying the characters' dialogue.

Which of the following describes a setting that appeals to the sense of hearing?

• The birds sang in a cheerful melody as the waves lapped the shore.

• The golden sand stretched for miles under the blazing sun.

• The aroma of saltwater filled the air as the sea breeze blew.

• The taste of the salty air lingered on his lips.

What can be the impact of imagery in poetry?

• It makes the plot more complex.

• It helps the reader visualize scenes and feel emotions.

• It reveals the rhyme scheme.

• It makes the poem shorter and easier to understand.