My Perspectives Unit 1 Test Review

What is a lyric poem?

• A lyric poem is a personal and emotional form of poetry, often written in a musical style.
• A lyric poem is a type of drama performed on stage.
• A lyric poem is a factual report on historical events.
• A lyric poem is a narrative that tells a story.

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What are some elements in a lyric poem?

• Historical context
• Narrative structure
• Elements in a lyric poem include personal emotion, musicality, imagery, and a focus on a single theme.
• Character development

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What is a narrative poem?

• A narrative poem is a poem that describes nature.
• A narrative poem is a poem that expresses emotions.
• A narrative poem is a poem that tells a story.
• A narrative poem is a type of haiku.

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What are the elements in a narrative poem?

• Theme, tone, style, imagery
• Stanza, rhyme, meter, diction
• Narrator, dialogue, climax, theme
• Characters, setting, plot, conflict, resolution

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What is symbolism?

• Symbolism is the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.
• Symbolism is a type of artistic technique that avoids representation.
• Symbolism refers to the literal meaning of words.
• Symbolism is the study of ancient texts.

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Why do authors use symbolism in poetry?

• Authors use symbolism in poetry to convey deeper meanings and evoke emotions.
• To make the poem longer and more complex.
• To confuse the reader and obscure the meaning.
• To follow a strict rhyme scheme and structure.

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What is theme?

• The central topic or message of a work.
• A style of writing used in literature.
• The physical setting of a story.
• A character's personality traits.

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How do you find theme in a literary text?

• The theme is the author's biography.
• The theme is the setting of the story.
• The theme is the sequence of events in the plot.
• The theme is the underlying message or main idea of a literary text.

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What is tone in a literary text?

• Tone is the author's attitude expressed in the writing.
• Tone is the setting of the narrative.
• Tone is the main character's perspective.
• Tone refers to the plot of the story.

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How do you find tone in a literary text?

• Tone is irrelevant to understanding the text's meaning.
• Tone can only be identified through the plot summary.
• Tone is determined solely by the author's biography.
• Tone can be found by analyzing word choice, sentence structure, and emotional context.

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