2. Grade 6

3. Hoops Poetry Terms Analyzing poems Analyzing poems Q 1 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 5 pt. Q 1 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 5 pt. Buzzer Shot

4. Hoops Poetry Terms Q 1 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 5 pt. Q 1 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 5 pt. Buzzer Shot Poetry Terms Analyzing poems Analyzing poems

5. 1 pt. Question Gives human characteristics to a nonhuman subject a.Simile b.Personification c.Imagery d.Alliteration

6. 1pt. Answer Personification

7. 2 pt. Question The repetition of initial sounds is called: a.Simile b.Onomatopoeia c.Imagery d.Alliteration

8. 2 pt. Answer Alliteration

9. 3 pt. Question Verse that focuses on the speaker’s thoughts and feelings: a.Imagery b.Metaphor c.Tone d.Lyric poetry

10. 3 pt. Answer Lyric poetry

11. 4 pt. Question The use of sound words to imitate sounds: a. Simile b. Onomatopoeia c.Imagery d.Alliteration

12. 4 pt. Answer Onomatopoeia

13. 5 pt. Question An obvious exaggeration is called: a.Imagery b.Metaphor c.Tone d.Hyperbole

14. 5 pt. Answer Hyperbole

15. 1 pt. Question Compares one person or item to another without using like or as: a.Imagery b. Metaphor c. Tone d. Simile

16. 1 pt. Answer Metaphor

17. 2 pt. Question A group of lines of poetry that is usually similar in length: a.Verse b.Stanza c.Rhyme d.Rhythm

18. 2 pt. Answer Stanza

19. 3 pt. Question Writer’s attitude toward the subject: a.Hyperbole b.Imagery c.Tone d.alliteration

20. 3 pt. Answer Tone

21. 4 pt. Question A line of poetry is called a.Stanza b.Verse c.Rhythm d.rhyme

22. 4 pt. Answer verse

23. 5 pt. Question Uses like or as to compare to unlike items: a.Imagery b.Metaphor c. Tone d. Simile

24. 5 pt. Answer simile

25. 1 pt. Question Use of word pictures to appeal to your senses: a.Imagery b.Metaphor c. Tone d. Simile

26. 1 pt. Answer imagery

27. 2 pt. Question Repetition of the sounds at the ends words: a.Imagery b.Rhythm c. Tone d. Rhyme

28. 2 pt. Answer Rhyme

29. 3 pt. Question The pattern of beats in poetry is called: a.Imagery b.Rhythm c. Tone d. Rhyme

30. 3 pt. Answer Rhythm

31. 4 pt. Question The imaginary voice you hear when you read a poem is called the: a.Tone b.Image c.Speaker d.Poet

32. 4 pt. Answer speaker

33. 5 pt. Question “My father was the first to hear The passage of geese each fall. Passing above the house so near He’d hear within his heart their call. What is the rhyme scheme in the stanza above?

34. 5 pt. Answer A B A B

35. 1 pt. Question “Let the rain kiss you” is an example of: a.Alliteration b.Personification c.Repetition d.Metaphor

36. 1 pt. Answer Personification

37. 2 pt. Question “Let the rain kiss you. Let the rain beat upon your head with silver liquid drops. Let the rain sing you a lullaby.” This illustrates an example of: a.Alliteration b.Repetition c.A metaphor d.Onomatopoeia

38. 2 pt. Answer Repetition

39. 3 pt. Question “The oak trees arms waved in the wind.” This illustrates an example of: a.Alliteration b.Personification c.Repetition d.Metaphor

40. 3 pt. Answer Personification

41. 4 pt. Question “The willow is like an etching.” This illustrates an example of a: a.Metaphor b.Hyperbole c.Simile

42. 4 pt. Answer simile

43. 5 pt. Question “Fame is a bee. It has a song-” This illustrates an example of a: a.Metaphor b.Hyperbole c.Simile

44. 5 pt. Answer metaphor

45. 1 pt. Question “Plop, plop, Fizz, fizz, Oh, what a relief it is.” This illustrates an example of: a.Alliteration b.Personification c.Repetition d.Onomatopoeia

46. 1 pt. Answer Onomatopoeia

47. 2 pt. Question “This is the day the circus comes With blare of brass, with beating drums.” In these lines there are two examples of ___________

48. 2 pt. Answer Alliteration Circus comes Blare brass beating

49. 3 pt. Question “He was as hungry as a horse.” This is an example of a _________

50. 3 pt. Answer Hyperbole

51. 4 pt. Question What is the rhyme scheme of the follow poem? “I stood beside a hill Smooth with a new-laid snow. A single star looked out From the cold evening glow.”

52. 4 pt. Answer A B C B

53. 5 pt. Question “It SHUSHES. It hushes The loudness in the road. It flitter-twitters.” What literary device is illustrated in this poem?

54. 5 pt. Answer Onomatopoeia- shushes, hushes, flitter-twitters are all sound words

55. Buzzer Shot “The wind sculpted the stone. The stone is a cup of water.” These verses show which of the two literary devices: a.Simile b.Metaphor c.Personification d.Onomatopoeia

56. Buzzer Shot Answer Metaphor and Personification