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Definitions - $100 This is a comparison of two unlike things using “like” or “as.” Simile

Definitions - $200 This is a word that sounds like its meaning. Onomatopoeia

Definitions - $300 This is a comparison of two unlike things without using “like” or “as.” Metaphor

Definitions - $400 This poetic term uses repeated vowel sounds. Assonance

Definitions - $500 This poetic term refers to persons, places and things from history or previous literature. Allusion

Sound/image - $100 Shel Silverstein’s poem “Noise Day” contains a lot of onomatopoeia. Give an example of this poetic device. Roar, bang, click, etc.

Sound/image - $200 William Wordsworth describes golden daffodils that are “fluttering and dancing in the breeze.” What poetic device does he use here? (more than one correct answer) Imagery OR personification

Sound/image - $300 “Love is like a red, red rose” writes Robert Burns. What sound device is he using in this line? Alliteration or repetition

Sound/image - $400 “From the molten-golden notes” in Edgar Allan Poe’s poem “The Bells” contains this poetic device. Assonance

Sound/image - $500 The lines “Little lamb, I’ll tell thee! Little lamb, I’ll tell thee!” from William Wordsworth’s poem is an example of this poetic device. Repetition

Meaning - $100 William Wordsworth’s “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” has this poetic device in its title. Simile

Meaning - $200 “The wind slapped me in the face” is an example of this poetic device. Personification

Meaning - $300 In Shane Koyczan’s poem, he mentions the story of a boy who took “a tidal wave of antidepressants.” What poetic device is used in this line? Hyperbole

Meaning - $400 “All that we see or seem/ Is but a dream within a dream” writes Edgar Allan Poe in his poem “A Dream Within a Dream.” What poetic device is used here? Metaphor

Meaning - $500 Emily Pauline Johnson’s “At Husking Time” mentions “plenty’s horn.” This is an example of what poetic device? Allusion

Form - $100 A poem, unlike prose, does not have sentences. Instead, it has… Lines

Form - $200 A “section” of a poem, much like a paragraph for prose, is called a… Stanza

Form - $300 A stanza of four lines is called a… Quatrain

Form - $400 In this poem, it is hard to separate the form from the content. What is this poem called? Concrete poem

Form - $500 This is a Japanese poem that has 31 syllables. Tanka

Wild Card - $100 The saying “Love is blind” is overused – and therefore, we can call it a… Cliché

Wild Card - $200 Nouns like honour, honesty, love or pain cannot be physically touched or seen. These are examples of… Abstract nouns

Wild Card - $300 Poetry that has strict rules to follow in terms of syllables and rhythm is called… Formula poetry

5 - $400 A limerick “There once was a lady named Lynn Who was so uncommonly thin, that when she assayed to drink lemonade she slipped through the straw and fell in!” This formula poem is an example of… A limerick

5 - $500 A A B B “I stand amid the roar Of a surf-tormented shore And I hold within my hand Grains of the golden sand” What is the rhyme scheme? A A B B

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