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Worksheets"Ode to Common Things" Vocabulary (by Pablo Neruda)- Lift 2
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Unique
Different from anyone or anything else
Common and ordinary
Similar to others
Unusual but not distinct
Structure of a Poem
The emotional tone of the poem.
The physical form of a poem.
The theme or subject matter of the poem.
The historical context of the poem.
Rhythm
/ ri-thm /
The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in poetry.
The emotional tone conveyed by the words.
The “beat” created by the words in the poem.
The visual layout of the poem on the page.
Benefit
/ bene - ft /
To be harmful to someone or something
To be useful to someone or something
To be indifferent to someone or something
To be detrimental to someone or something
Generate
/ che - ne - reit /
To produce or make something
To destroy or eliminate something
To consume or use something
To transfer or exchange something
Hardship
A situation that is very difficult
A type of financial investment
A form of entertainment
A method of communication
Feature
/ fi chr /
To exclude from consideration
To include as an important part
To analyze in detail
To summarize briefly
Rhyme
/raim/
When words have the same sound.
When words have different meanings.
When words are spelled the same.
When words are used in a sentence.
Stanzas
Groups of lines.
Single lines of poetry.
A type of rhyme scheme.
A collection of stanzas.
Demonstrate
To show how something works
To hide something from view
To create a new invention
To explain a theory
Pasture
/ past - chr /
What is the definition of a pasture?A small garden with flowers
A lot of land with grass and sometimes animals
A type of tree
A building for storing hay
Line Length
The number of lines in a poem.
The length of each line in the poem.
The total number of words in the poem.
The rhyme scheme of the poem.
