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1 Note Taking Format TERM NOTES MY TRANSLATION Poetry Unit Literary Term
Name Date Period NOTES MY TRANSLATION Literary Term Record your notes in this column Record your translation in this column Poetry Unit

2 TERM: Narrative Poetry
Poetry created to tell a story and to create an image of the characters, settings, and action within the minds of readers. Uses Imagery

3 Term: Imagery Sensory details that create a certain pictures in the reader’s mind.

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