WorksheetsAFRO-ASIAN POETRY
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
A type praise poem to honor or criticise kings.
Political Poems
Invocative Poetry
Panegyric
Elegies
Poems especially performed by women to mourn the dead.
Elegies
Religious and Divinatory Verses
Epics
Funeral Dirges
Which of the options below are NOT a part of African Poetry?
Political Poems
Epic Poetry
Songs and Lyric Poems
Panegyric
This poetry is used in spiritual ritual and ceremonies.
Religous and Divinatory Verses
Epic Poetry
Songs and Lyric Poems
Funeral Dirges
(a) is one example of Songs and Lyric Poems.
Consists a series of praise expressions that highlight the qualities of people, dieties, objects, or natural elements.
Epics
Religious and Divinatory Verses
Invocative Poetry
Political Poems
Poems expressing sorrow for the dead or loss.
Elegies
Funeral Dirges
Panegyric
Tanka
Long narrative poems recounting heroic deeds and cultural myths.
Epics
Epic Poetry
Political Poems
Elegies
Political Poems ___
praise poem to honor or criticise kings.
used in spiritual ritual and ceremonies.
comment on leadership, justice, and societal issues.
consists a series of praise expressions that highlight the qualities of people, dieties, objects, or natural elements.
a 3 line poem with 5-7-5 syllable pattern.
Tanka
Haiku
Shi
Sijo
A 5 line poem 5-7-5-7-7 syllable.
Haiku
Tanka
Dalit
Ci
A classical Chinese poetic form
with fixed tones and parallels.
Shi
Ci
Zhou
Xin
Lyric poetry written to musical tunes.
Ci
Songs and Lyric Poems
Balagtasan
Sijo
3-line Korean poem with
balanced rhythm and structure. Each line
typically has 14–16 syllables.
Haseyo
Shijo
Aniyo
Imnida
Long narrative
poems like Ramayana and Mahabharata.
Epic
Epic Poetry
Dalit
Balagtasan
religious or
devotional poem with four lines and
eight syllables each.
Balagtasan
Epic Poetry
Dalit
Tanaga
A poetic
debate in verse form named after
B_______.
Balagtasai
Bulagtasan
Balagtasan
Bulmatasam
Three types of Irony
Dramatic & Non-Dramatic & Very Dramatic
Sarcastic & Ironic & Unironic
Dramatic & Figurative & Situational
Dramatic & Situational & Verbal
Things, animals, or objects are given human characteristics.
Personify
Personification
Humanify
Become human
What Figures of Speech was used in this sentence?
"The meeting with her parents felt bittersweet."
Oxymoron
Metaphor
Syntax
Hyperbole
What Figures of Speech was used in this sentence?
"The tree waved hello at the passers-by."
Oxymoron
Personification
Personify
Synecdoche
a part to represent the whole or vice versa. ex. many mouths to feed.
Syntax
Synecdoche
Paradox
Oxymoron
contradictory statement that may be proven true. ex. Less is more.
Synecdoche
Oxymoron
Paradox
Irony
What is Tone in elements of poetry?
How the author feels while reading it.
How the reader feels while reading it.
The author's attitude or feeling towards the topic.
The author's message to the readers.
What is the word choice of the author called?
Diction
Choice Of Words
Dictionary
Fiction
Using language to create a mental picture for readers, appealing to all five senses.
Diction
Personification
Imagery
Imagination
Literal Imagery is ___
Non-literal meaning
Literal meaning of the word
Figurative meaning
Not a real element of poetry
The meaning is different from the literal meaning of the word.
Literal Imagery
Figurative Imagery
Irony Imagery
Hidden Imagery
What is NOT a sound device from the options below?
Onomatopoeia
Synecdoche
Repitition
Alliteration
repitition of beginning consonant sounds in a series of words.
Repitition
Alliteration
Assonance
Consonance
Repitition of vowel sounds across the words within the lines of poetry.
Alliteration
Assonance
Consonance
Repitition
Repitition of consonant sounds in neighboring words within lines of poetry.
Assonance
Alliteration
Consonance
Repitition
What is NOT example of Onomatopoeia?
Meow
Clink
Roar
Dawg
repeating specific words or phrases to highlight an idea or builds anticipation.
Repitition
Assonance
Consonance
Alliteration
Which of the following is an example of a Rhyme?
Cat Rat Potato
Bat Flat Mut
Crab Scab Dab
Truck Rock Flag
Which structural device is the arrangement of words in a poem
Syntax
Stanza
Rhyme Scheme
Meter
group of lines in poetry (like a paragraph)
Syntax
Stanza
Meter
Rhythm
What Structural Device uses AABB, ABAB, ABBA, etc.?
Meter
Rhyme Scheme
Scheme
Rhythm
pattern of the stressed and unstressed syllables in poetry.
Centimeter
Kilometer
Mile
Meter
The beat and pace of a poem.
Rhyme
Rhythm
Beat
Syllables
Which type of structure in poetry consists of the following elements: rhyme, rhythm, and meter.
Structured poetry
Unstructured/Free form
Which type of structure in poetry does not follow any rhyme scheme or meter.
Structural Poetry
Unstructured Poetry
Which continent's poetry has the themes of culture, spirituality,
moral values, religion, nature, and
identity. It also reflects issues like
colonialism, nationalism, migration, exile,
and gender, along with universal themes.
Africa
Asia
Whic continent's poetry uses the themes of nature, love,
spirituality, and life’s impermanence.
Africa
Asia
BONUS: How old is Ms. Matanguihan?
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