Academic Vocabulary Quizziz #7

What is a poem?

• A type of writing that uses words in a special way to share thoughts, feelings, or stories.

• A type of writing that only tells factual information.

• A type of writing that is always written in paragraphs.

• A type of writing that is only used for instructions.

Who is a poet?

• A person who reads poems.

• A person who writes poems.

• A person who draws pictures.

• A person who sings songs.

What is a stanza in a poem?

• A single word in a poem.

• A group of lines in a poem, like a paragraph in a story.

• A rhyme at the end of a poem.

• A title of a poem.

What is the purpose of a line break in a poem?

• To make the poem longer.

• To end one line and begin another.

• To add more words to the poem.

• To remove words from the poem.

How does repetition affect a poem?

• It makes the poem shorter.

• It creates rhythm or emphasizes an idea.

• It changes the meaning of the poem.

• It makes the poem harder to understand.

What is a line in a poem?

• A line in a poem is a collection of stanzas.
• A line in a poem is a single row of words.
• A line in a poem is a type of rhyme scheme.
• A line in a poem is a stanza of verses.

Which of the following best expresses an experience?

• A list of groceries.

• A story about a day at the beach.

• A math equation.

• A map of a city.

Special things that make something different or unique are called:

• Qualities

• Features
• Attributes
• Traits

How might a poet suggest a feeling of sadness in a poem?

• By using bright and cheerful words.

• By using dark and somber imagery.

• By writing about a happy event.

• By using mathematical equations.

What is poetic form?

• The theme or message of a poem.
• The emotional tone conveyed by the poet.
• A type of literary device used in prose.
• The structure and organization of a poem.