Review: Protest and Poetry

What is a protest?

• A form of artistic expression
• An organized action to demand change
• A type of government
• A legal document

What do protests need to be effective?

• A large number of people
• A clear goal and strategy
• Violence and disruption
• Social media presence

Which of the following is NOT a common reason for protest?

• Civil rights
• Environmental concerns
• Labor rights
• Personal disagreements

Why have people historically protested?

• To express their emotions
• To demand change from those in power
• To practice free speech
• To gain media attention

Which of the following is an example of a protest movement?

• The Civil Rights Movement
• The Industrial Revolution
• The Enlightenment
• The Scientific Method

What is a stanza in poetry?

• A single word in a poem
• A repeated phrase in a poem
• A grouped set of lines in a poem
• The rhyme scheme of a poem

What is a line break in poetry?

• A space between paragraphs
• The point where a line of poetry ends
• A break in the poem’s meaning
• The pause at the end of a stanza

What is a refrain in poetry?

• A repeated line or phrase
• A part of the poem with no rhymes
• A hidden message in the poem
• A sentence that signals the poem’s conclusion

Which of the following describes free verse?

• A poem with no regular meter or rhyme scheme
• A poem with a strict rhyming pattern
• A poem written in another language
• A poem meant to be sung

How does rhyme scheme affect a poem?

• It determines the meaning of the poem
• It structures the way words are spelled
• It creates rhythm and musicality
• It forces the poem to be written in stanzas