WorksheetsWeek 16 Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
MONO is to ________,
as BI is to ________.
ONE
TWO
ALONE
TOGETHER
SICK
WELL
TWO
ONE
Which picture represents the definition of the root MAL
When a word ends in ILE
we think...
ability
related to
worthwhile
someone who "does"
DEM or DEMO means
To destroy
people
to model or teach
MAGN means
Fantasy
Great, large
Magnetic
Earth
AB means
Underneath
Uncommon
Separate, away from
Rhyme Scheme
In poetry, we measure the rhythm of stressed and unstressed syllables in
Feet
Stanzas
Rhymes
pentameter
The number of feet (stressed and unstressed syllables) in each line of a poem is called the
Arm
Meter
Toe
Diameter
Different poets use different patterns of _______ to create different effects.
Meter
Toes
Stanzas
Imagery
When a poem has a rhythm and beat, but no rhyming, we call it
Blank verse
Free Verse
Slant Rhyme
Stanza
When a poem has NO beat/meter and NO rhyming we call it
Blank Verse
Free Verse
Slant Rhyme
Stanza
ABAB, ABCB, AABBA, AABBCC are all examples of common
poetry stanzas
rhyme schemes
meters
sonnets
Rhyme Scheme is determined by looking at the ________ word or
sound of each line of poetry.
beginning
longest
shortest
ending
When we can't think of a word that rhymes with another, we can use a ______ in its place.
stanza
slant rhyme
meter
onomatopoeia
A group of lines gathered together with similar meter or rhythm are called
Pentameter
Sonnet
Stanza
Rhyme Scheme
Stanzas are made by leaving a _________ before and after it.
Roman numeral (I, IV, X)
blank space
indented paragraph
"Quotation mark"
Giving personality to anything that is not a living human is called
Personalizing
Personification
Metonymy
Cartooning
Which picture is NOT an example of personification?
An onomatopoeia is a word that imitates, sounds like, or represents _______.
something from nature
an animal
a rhyme
a sound
Which word is NOT an onomatopoeia?
Beep
Wind
Crash
Humming
