Poetry

One of the reasons why poetry is created for children is?

• To engage and inspire creativity in young minds.
• To create a structured format for academic writing.
• To teach children about complex themes and adult issues.
• To provide a simple narrative for bedtime stories.

In terms of children's literature, poetry that pursues “limited

objectives” to entertain us with a joke or tall tale, to give us the inherent pleasures of meter and rhyme is called ...

• mother goose

• poetry

• nursery rhymes

• verse

When did the poetry that emphasizes children and childhood, with many writers speaking from the child’s point of view, get written?

• 17th Centuries

• Late 17th Centuries

• Early 18th Centuries

• Late 18th - Early 19th Centuries

Like a ... in the sky

Who is one of the poets in Nineteenth-Century Humorous and Nonsense Poetry?

• Jane Taylor

• Edwar Lear

• Bunyan

• Watts

The term coined by John Rowe Townsend that refers to the kind of streetwise poetry is ...

• Verse Novels

• Picturebooks

• Urchin Poetry

• Concrete Poetry

What is another term of novels in poems?

• Urchin Poetry

• Verse Novels

• Picturebooks

• Concrete Poems

What is the actual title of Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star?

• The Diamond in the sky

• Twinkle

• The Star

• The Little Star

What type is this poetry?

• Verse Novels

• Concrete Poetry

• Picture Books

• Mother Goose

The poetry for children does not shy away from exploring the tensions children might feel at home or school but probes the fault lines between self and others. This kind of poetry is called ...

• Romantic Poetry

• Contemporary Poetry

• An Expanded Canon Poetry

• Ancient Poetry