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4Q 7th Reading Mid-Term REVIEW

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This poem consists of 14 lines written in Iambic Premeter.

a)

Italian sonnet

b)

English sonnet

c)

"I Am" Poem

d)

Acrostic

2.

This poem follows a 10 line format.

a)

Clerihew

b)

Limerick

c)

"I Am" Poem

d)

Tercet

3.

"I Am" poem is also called (a)  

4.

True/False. The first letters of the lines in the acrostic poem spells out the topic or title of the sonnet.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

In English Sonnet, the end is usually a _____.

a)

octave

b)

seset

c)

volta

d)

stanza

6.

This poem is capitalized from the 1st letter of each line.

a)

Acrostic

b)

Cinquain

c)

Haiku

d)

Diamente

7.

True/False. "I Am" poem makes the writers express thoughts and textures.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

This poem is also called Shakespearean or Elizabethan sonnet.

a)

English Poem

b)

English Sonnet

c)

Italian Sonnet

d)

Italian Poem

9.

How many main Shakespearean sonnets are there?

a)

156

b)

154

c)

155

d)

153

10.

This poem can transform straightforward poetry or prose into a word puzzle by enlisting the reader to decode a secret message.

a)

Quatrain

b)

Five Senses

c)

Diamente

d)

Acrostic

11.

Does a acrostic poem have to rhyme? TYPE YES OR NO.

(a)  

12.

True/False. The first 126 of Shakespeare's sonnets are addressed to a young man, and the last 28 addressed to a woman – a mysterious 'dark lady'.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

In the "I Am" poem, what do you put in the 6th line?

a)

Who needs _______

b)

Who gives _______

c)

Who would like ______

d)

Child of _______ & _________

e)

Who feels ______

14.

English sonnets are made of....

a)

tercets and quatrains

b)

quatrains and couplets

c)

acrostics and limericks

d)

diamentes and cinquains

e)

couplets and clerihews

15.

What is this poem?


Apple

Teeth

Eat

(a)  

16.

BONUS #1: An acrostic in which the last letters of each line spell a word or message.

a)

Telestich

b)

Mesostich

c)

Double Acrostic

d)

Abecedarian

17.

BONUS #2: An acrostic that, instead of spelling a word, spells the alphabet.

a)

Mesostich

b)

Double Acrostic

c)

Abecedarian

d)

Telestich

18.

BONUS #3: An acrostic in which the middles of words or lines form a word or message.

a)

Mesostich

b)

Telestich

c)

Abecedarian

d)

Double Acrostic

19.

BONUS #4: An acrostic in which words are spelled by both the first and last letters of each line, so that one word can be read vertically down the left side of the poem and another word can be read vertically down the right side of the poem.

a)

Abecedarian

b)

Double Acrostic

c)

Mesostich

d)

Telestich

20.

True/False. Acrostics can be non-standard. Acrostics spell out words using neither the first nor last letters of a line, but rather by emphasizing letters in different places.

a)

True

b)

False