The feeling or images that we associate with a word is its:

A reference to someone or something famous is an:

A word that makes a sound (BOOM) is called:

A poem that rhymes, tells a story, and has a chorus is a:

A comparison USING like or as is a:

The feeling of a poem created through word choice is its:

A comparison WITHOUT using like or as is a:

Giving a non-living thing a human trait is:

Using the 5 senses to describe someone or something is:

An extreme exaggeration is

The feelings or images associated with a word

The repetition of consonant sounds is:

A poem that is a tribute to someone or something is:

A poem with no rules that does not have to rhyme is:

The rain falls like a sheet over the mountains is an example of a:

The sunflowers nodded their yellow heads is an example of:

The fly BUZZZZED as it flew by us is an example of:

Charming children chat in the corner is an example of:

We had to wait 10 years for our dinner is an example of:

Hope is a thing with feathers is an example of:

When we moved, I sarcastically said, "Well, Todo, we're not in Kansas anymore..." This is an example of:

The cool, salty air, the soft, grainy sand, and the warm, gentle sun are examples of:

Snake: a long, limbless, cold-blooded reptile

This is the word's:

Snake: someone who is tricky and deceives people with no regard for their feelings

This is the word's:

Baggage: the feelings or emotions, often negative, that a person carries inside of them

This is the word's:

Baggage: luggage or suitcases that hold one's personal possessions

This is the word's:

Unique v. Peculiar

Which has the more negative connotation?

Filled v. Crammed

Which has the more positive connotation?

Decrepit v. Vintage

Which has the more negative connotation?

Identify the rhyme scheme:

Twinkle, twinkle little star

How I wonder what you are

Up above the world so high

Like a diamond in the sky

Identify the rhyme scheme:

Mary had a little lamb

It's fleece as white as snow

And everywhere that Mary went

the lamb was sure to go.

At the young

Age of eight,

I built towers that reached to the

Sky to show off the beach's elegance and glamour.

Sure,

The ocean sparkles, but sand glistens.

This is a stanza from which type of poem?

It is an ancient Mariner,

And he stoppeth one of three.'

By thy long grey beard and glittering eye,

Now wherefore stopp'st thou me?

The bridegroom's doors are opened wide,

And I am next of kin;

The guests are met, the feast is set:

Mayst hear the merry din.'

This is a stanza from which type of poem?

Oh potato,

Your multiple personalities,

Your multiple identities,

You are proof that it's what's on the inside that matters.

Oh potato, I would die without you

This is a stanza from which type of poem:

What is the tone of the following stanza:

The buttercups are nodding in the sunlight;

The winds are whispering, whispering to the pine;

The joy of June has found me; it's light crowned me

Because, oh best beloved, you are mine!

What is the tone of the following stanza:

I wish there were some wonderful place

Called the Land of Beginning Again,

Where all our mistakes and all our heartaches,

And all our poor, selfish grieves

Could be dropped, like a shabby old coat, at the door,

And never put on again

What is the tone of the following stanza?

I'm a lean dog, a keen dog, a wild dog, and lone;

I'm a rough dog, a tough dog, hunting on my own;

I'm a bad dog, a mad dog, teasing silly sheep;

I love to sit and bay the moon, to keep fat souls from sleep.