1. Click on the right speaker, while the music is playing, for voice intro.
EVERYBODY LOVES POETRY WEEK
This teacher’s a poet and he/she knows it!

2. Welcome again to Wheel of Fortune
Welcome again to Wheel of Fortune! The game works as follows: two regular puzzles worth 1,000 points, plus 3,000 if you tell Mrs. West the definition of a word or the word the definition matches. Bonus = 5,000 plus 3,000, and Super Bonus = 1,000,000 plus 3,000! By the way, if you win the Super Bonuses, you will hear a brand new sound effect that was borrowed from The Price is Right. (It sounds much better than the original effect!) Also, puzzles will feature material taught in class, of course! P.S. All 3,000 point questions will appear on-screen and will by marked by the following sound.

3. FOR 3,000, WHAT ARE LINES IN A POEM?
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THINGS

4. CLUE WITH A REALLY CATCHY NAMEP O E T I C P A R A G R A P H
FOR 3,000, COMPLETE THIS HELPFUL ANALOGY. SENTENCES ARE TO PARAGRAPHS AS LINES ARE TO WHAT?
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CLUE WITH A REALLY CATCHY NAME

5. FOR 3,000, PLEASE CLEARLY DEFINE ALLITERATION.
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THING

6. FOR 3,000, BY WHOM WAS THIS POEM WRITTEN?G B Y W O O D S O N A S N O W Y E V E N I N G
FOR 3,000, BY WHOM WAS THIS POEM WRITTEN?
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POEM TITLE

7. FOR 3,000, WHAT COUNTRY WAS SHAKESPEARE FROM?
BONUS W I L L I A M S H A K E S P E A R E
FOR 3,000, WHAT COUNTRY WAS SHAKESPEARE FROM?
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PERSON

8. FOR 3,000, PLEASE CLEARLY DEFINE CLERIHEW.
BONUS C L E R I H E W
FOR 3,000, PLEASE CLEARLY DEFINE CLERIHEW.
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TYPE OF POEM

9. FOR 3,000, PLEASE CLEARLY DEFINE LIMERICK.
BONUS L I M E R I C K
FOR 3,000, PLEASE CLEARLY DEFINE LIMERICK.
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TYPE OF POEM

10. FOR 3,000, PLEASE CLEARLY DEFINE HAIKU.
BONUS H A I K U
FOR 3,000, PLEASE CLEARLY DEFINE HAIKU.
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TYPE OF POEM

11. FOR 3,000, WHAT DOES REPETITION DO TO THE WORDS OR LINES IN A POEM?
SUPER BONUS R E P E T I T I O N
FOR 3,000, WHAT DOES REPETITION DO TO THE WORDS OR LINES IN A POEM?
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THING

12. FOR 3,000, PLEASE CLEARLY DEFINE FREE VERSE.
SUPER BONUS F R E E V E R S E
FOR 3,000, PLEASE CLEARLY DEFINE FREE VERSE.
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TYPE OF POEM