Poetry Quiz

What is a stanza?

• A stanza is a single line in a poem.
• A stanza is a summary of a poem.
• A stanza is a group of lines in a poem.
• A stanza is a type of rhyme scheme.

What is imagery?

• Imagery gives you a picture in your mind.

• Imagery is a technique used in music composition.
• Imagery refers to the use of symbols in literature.
• Imagery is a type of visual art.

What is sensory language?

• Using the 5 senses to make descriptions more clear.

• slanted words

• picture in your mind

• talking in rhythm

Who is the poet?

• The person who wrote the poem.

• Ms. Oliveira

• The problem in the poem.

• The person we imagine speaking out loud.

What is conflict in a poem?

• Conflict in a poem is the rhyme scheme used.
• Conflict in a poem refers to the poem's length.
• Conflict in a poem is the use of metaphors and similes.
• Conflict is the problem

What is a shift in a poem?

• A shift in a poem is the change within the poem.

• A shift in a poem is a specific literary device used only in sonnets.
• A shift in a poem refers to the length of the lines.
• A shift in a poem is a type of rhyme scheme.

Who is the speaker in the poem?

• The person who wrote the poem

• The person reading the poem

• The person we imagine saying the poem out loud.

• The teacher

What are Italics?

• Italics are a type of font that is only used in digital media.
• Italics are a color used in graphic design.
• Italics are a text style that slants letters to the right for emphasis or distinction.
• Italics are a form of punctuation used in writing.

What is personification?

• Personification refers to the act of writing poetry.
• Personification is giving something non-human, human like qualities.

• Personification is a type of metaphor.
• Personification is the process of giving animals the ability to speak.

What is alliteration?

• using like or as to compare.

• repeating of beginning consonant vowels.

• the problem

• exaggeration