Assessment for Acrostic Poem

1. It embeds a message both at the beginning and at the end of each line.

• A. Double Acrostic

• B. Telestich

• C. Conventional Acrostic

• D. Mesostich

2. It is an acrostic poem that the last word of each line should be read vertically so that it transcribes the text of another poem.

• A. Double Acrostic

• B. Telestich

• C. Golden Shovel

• D. Mesostich

3. The first letter of each line runs in alphabetical order.

• A. Golden Shovel

• B. Abecedarian poem

• C. Telestich

• D. Conventional Acrostic

4. Uses first letter or word of each line to spell out a related word or phrase.

• A. Golden Shovel

• B. Abecedarian poem

• C. Telestich

• D. Conventional Acrostic

5. Type of acrostic poem in which a word or phrase is formed down the middle of the poem.

• A. Golden Shovel

• B. Mesostich

• C. Telestich

• D. Conventional Acrostic

6. It form words or phrases using the last letters of each line.

• A. Golden Shovel

• B. Mesostich

• C. Telestich

• D. Conventional Acrostic

7. It is a poem that uses the vertical nature of poetry to spell out a hidden word or phrase.

• A. Double Acrostic

• B. Telestich

• C. Conventional Acrostic

• D. Acrostic

8. It is the earliest example of acrostics poem.

• Abecedarian poem

• Conventional acrostic

• Double acrostic

• Golden Shovel

9. This is where the first non-abecedarian poem came from.

• A. Ancient Greece

• B. Egypt

• C. Philippines

• D. Israel

10. The acrostic poem was commonly used during medieval period to_________.

• A. Entertain

• B. Persuade

• C. Encode a secret message

• D. Inform plainly.