WorksheetsPoetry worksheet
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
It is an artistic expression of thoughts and feelings, typically following a specific meter and rhyme pattern to enhance aesthetic appeal for readers.
Poetry
Short Story
Epic
Essay
This applies structure to its form through rhythmical arrangement of lines, rhymes, and meter.
Free Verse
Fixed Verse
Spoken
Written
This refers to the unique way that a poet uses words, including the choice of words, figures of speech, and structure.
Tone
Style
Diction
Motif
These are the people or creatures in the poem, whose traits and personalities are revealed through their actions and dialogue.
Poet
Plot
Characters
Theme
This refers to the direct comparison between two unlike things to suggest similarity without using like or as.
Hyperbole
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
A poem that is similar to a short play, intended to be theatrically performed.
Lyric
Narrative
Epic
Dramatic
This refers to the use of words that sound pleasant together because of sound combinations.
Euphony
Onomatopoeia
Rhyme
Repetition
This is the complete statement about important topics from the poem.
Motif
Plot
Theme
Style
This adds a larger meaning to the poem through the use of the five senses.
Motif
Imagery
Style
Diction
This refers to the special way of using words and phrases to tell the story.
Tone
Organic Unity
Narrative Technique
Diction
In the line, “So troubled not your honest head ”, what sound device is used?
Assonance
Euphony
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
The stanza is an excerpt from the poem _____ by Angela Manalang Gloria.
Words
Bonsai
Ermita
Malolos
The speaker in the poem “Words” hints at what value or virtue to its reader?
To love someone is difficult.
Love requires attention.
Action speaks louder than words
Silence is a woman’s cry.
In the line, “And never mean the words I write”, what sound device is being used?
Alliteration
Consonance
Assonance
Repetition
What words in the excerpt rhymes?
Come - Now
Said - Head
Night - Write
Never - Mean
Refers to the repetition of vowel sounds in any words.
ASSONANCE
CONSONANCE
SETTINGS
POINT OF VIEW
LYRIC
Refers to the repetition of consonant sounds within or at the end of words.
ASSONANCE
CONSONANCE
SETTINGS
POINT OF VIEW
LYRIC
This is when and where the story happens.
ASSONANCE
CONSONANCE
SETTINGS
POINT OF VIEW
LYRIC
This refers to the way the speaker speaks to the readers.
ASSONANCE
CONSONANCE
SETTINGS
POINT OF VIEW
LYRIC
A poem that expresses the poet’s feelings and thoughts in a musical way, like personal songs.
ASSONANCE
CONSONANCE
SETTINGS
POINT OF VIEW
LYRIC
