Homework Packet #1 (due Monday, January 11) 1.Anticipation Guide 2.Poetic Devices, Part 1 3.Poetic Devices, Part 2 4.“Stanza Structure” Practice Packet.

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Homework Packet #1 (due Monday, January 11) 1.Anticipation Guide 2.Poetic Devices, Part 1 3.Poetic Devices, Part 2 4.“Stanza Structure” Practice Packet 5.Meter Staple these assignments together IN ORDER, with the Table of Contents sheet on top.

Homework Packet #1 (due Monday, January 11) 1.Bio Poem 2.Anticipation Guide 3.Poetic Devices, Part 1 4.Poetic Devices, Part 2 5.“Stanza Structure” Practice Packet 6.Meter Staple these assignments together IN ORDER, with your Table of Contents sheet on top.

Meter the rhythm of poetry

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Meter: the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line

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Types of Lines

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Homework (due Monday) Look on pages xxvii to xxx of your 11 th grade textbook. Choose 2 poems and read them. Write down: 1.The name of the poem 2.The author’s name 3.A one-line summary of the poem 4.One literary device in the poem (with a quote from the poem)