ELA.3.R.1.4 - Assessment Poetry

What type of poem is this?

• Limerick

• Haiku

• Free verse

• Rhymed Verse

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1. What are haiku poems traditionally about?

• 1. Superheroes

• 1. Nature

• 1. Sports

• 1. School

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1. What is the total number of syllables in a haiku?

• 1. 10 syllables

• 1. 12 syllables

• 1. 15 syllables

• 1. 17 syllables

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1. Which line pattern shows the correct number of syllables in a haiku?

• 1. 7-5-7

• 1. 5-7-5

• 1. 7-7-7

• 1. 5-5-5

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1. How many lines are in a haiku?

• 1. Two lines

• 1. Three lines

• 1. Four lines

• 1. Five lines

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What is the main theme of the passage 'Wild Nature Speaks'?

• The beauty and mystery of nature

• The chaos of urban life

• The importance of technology

• The history of human civilization

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1. What type of poem is "Wild Nature Speaks"?

• 1. Free verse

• 1. Limerick

• 1. Haiku

• 1. Rhymed verse

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1. How can you tell what type of poem this is?

• 1. It has different line lengths and doesn't rhyme

• 1. It has exactly 5 syllables in each line

• 1. It has a funny ending and follows a strict rhyme pattern

• 1. All lines rhyme at the end

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1. Which statement about the poem's stanzas is TRUE?

• 1. The stanzas have different numbers of lines

• 1. All stanzas have exactly 4 lines

• 1. All stanzas have exactly 3 lines

• 1. The poem has no stanzas

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1. Which is an example of a simile from the poem?"

• 1. "like a child who forgot their jacket"

• 1. "leaves whisper ancient stories"

• 1. "swaying without music"

• 1. "their peaks wrapped in misty scarves"

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