What is an onomatopoeia?

a word that resembles the sound it makes

comparing 2 things using like or as

giving human characteristics to something that is not human

An example of personification is...

The trees whispered in the moonlight.

That's the first photo of France from the outer Space.

When I added the milk to my cereal it went snap, crackle and pop!

a comparison of two or more things without using like or as

a comparison of two or more things using like or as

giving a nonhuman thing human character

a comparison of two or more things without using like or as

giving a nonhuman thing human character

a comparison of two or more things using like or as

giving a nonhuman thing human characteristics

a comparison of two or more things without using like or as

a comparison of two or more things using like or as

giving a nonhuman thing human charactoristics

a comparison of two or more things without using like or as

a comparison of two or more things using like or as

What is Alliteration?

a word phrase or line that repeats in a poem

repetition of ending sounds like "ed" or "ing"

Rhyme that is so close that it counts

In lines 18-29 of "Animal Wisdom," the poet uses imagery to convey a sense of what —

light replacing darkness reveals

the people begin to observe about the world

a butterfly would say if it could speak

Which statement best paraphrases lines 27-28 of "The Last Wolf"?

The speaker acknowledges that humans have caused the destruction.

The speaker acknowledges that the wolves have caused the destruction.

The speaker expresses grief over the loss of humans and the city.

The speaker expresses grief over the loss of the other wolves.

Which detail should be added to the summary of "The Last Wolf"? Write the letter of the missing event in the box to complete the summary.

The wolf entered the house and searched room by room.

The wolf loudly howled when entering the house.

The wolf became lost in the city.

The wolf stopped at a broken traffic light.

In lines 18-29 of "Animal Wisdom," the poet uses imagery to convey a sense of what -

the people begin to observe about the world

light replacing darkness reveals

a butterfly would say if it could speak

Which quote from "Animal Wisdom" best supports the answer to Part A?

They began to notice / the beauty hidden / in an ordinary stone, / the short lives of snowflakes, (lines 23-26)

After darkness and light settled their / differences / and the creatures paired up, (lines 18-20)

people appeared in all the corners of / the world. (lines 21-22)

They said: What's missing (line 22)

Which statement best paraphrases lines 27-28 of "The Last Wolf"?

The speaker acknowledges that humans have caused the destruction.

The speaker acknowledges that the wolves have caused the destruction.

The speaker expresses grief over the loss of humans and the city.

The speaker expresses grief over the loss of the other wolves.

Which paraphrased detail should be added to the summary of "The Last Wolf"? Write the letter of the missing event in the box to complete the summary.

The wolf entered the house and searched room by room.

The wolf loudly howled when entering the house.

The wolf became lost in the city.

The wolf stopped at a broken traffic light.

What is one difference between how humans are portrayed in "Animal Wisdom" and how they are portrayed in "The Last Wolf"?

Humans are part of the solution in "Animal Wisdom" but part of the problem in "The Last Wolf."

Humans are destructive in "Animal Wisdom" but constructive in "The Last Wolf."

Humans are controlling in "Animal Wisdom" but passive in "The Last Wolf."

Humans are struggling with nature in "Animal Wisdom" but commanding of nature in "The Last Wolf."

Which statement expresses a common theme shared by "Animal Wisdom" and "The Last Wolf"?

Humans should pay attention to the lessons of the natural world.

Humans are independent of the natural world.

Humans and animals have different needs.

Humans should remove themselves from the natural world.

a literary device that can appeal to all five senses

giving human like qualities to inanimate objects

Animal Wisdom, Last Wolf, Poetry & Figurative Language Review

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the reader is able to create a picture in the reader's mind

concerning the author's attitude

figure of speech that means something different than the words used

includes an exaggeration which couldn't possible happen in real life

reader's emotion after reading a piece of literature

the musical quality of a poem

words that end in the same sound

pattern of rhymes, letter is assigned based on the end of the line, ex. ABAB

to repeat sounds words, phrases or whole lines in a poem

A comparison between two unlike items using the words 'like' or 'as'

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