1. Poetry Review “I am Joaquin” “Mirror” & “Self in 1958”
Vocab 1
Poetic Devices 1
Poetic Devices 2
I am Joaquin
Mirror & Self in 1958
Vocab 2
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2. Vocabulary 1 for 100: derogatory term for a foreigner especially from the US or Europe
Gringo
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3. Vocabulary 1 for 200: fake; a copy that is represented as the original
counterfeit
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4. Vocabulary 1 for 300: giving off light
luminous
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5. Vocabulary 1 for 400: to conquer or subdue by superior force
vanquish
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6. Vocabulary 1 for 500: an opinion formed before having enough information or experience
Preconception
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7. Poetic Devices 1 for 100 Roger ran rapidly.
Alliteration
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8. Poetic Devices 1 for 200 The moon gazed down upon me.
Personification
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9. Poetic Devices 1 for 300 Zap! Bam! Crack!
Onomatopoeia
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10. Poetic Devices 1 for 400 The sheep leaped the heap.
assonance
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11. Poetic Devices 1 for 500 Don’t eat in that tent!
consonance
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12. Poetic Devices Points "Way up North, where there's ice and snow, there lived a penguin and his name was Joe."
Rhyme
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13. Poetic Devices 2 for 200 Points Your smile is like a sunrise warming me to the day.
simile
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14. Poetic Devices 2 300 Points The goalkeeper was a rock!
Metaphor
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15. Poetic Devices 2 for 400 Points Jumbo Shrimp
Oxymoron
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16. Poetic Devices 2 for 500 Points The refreshing aroma of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies crept up my nostrils and tantalized by senses.
Imagery
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17. Begin a revolution and stand up for their culture
“I am Joaquin” for 100 Points At the end of the poem, what does Joaquin call his people to do?
Begin a revolution and stand up for their culture
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18. Surrendering and giving up on his beliefs.
“I am Joaquin” for 200 Points Joaquin’s past includes conflict, anguish, and defiance, but does not include what?
Surrendering and giving up on his beliefs.
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19. “I am Joaquin” for 300 Points Why does Joaquin feel disgust for the gringo society?
It’s crushing the hopes, dreams, and cultural inheritance of his people.
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20. “I am Joaquin” for 400 Points What type of poem is this?
Epic
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21. “I am Joaquin” for 500 Points Who did Joaquin’s ancestors defeat that cause him great inspiration?
Moors
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22. Exactly what is place in front of it
“Mirror” & “Self in 1958” for 100 Points In the poem “Mirror” what does the mirror reflect?
Exactly what is place in front of it
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23. “Mirror” & “Self in 1958” for 200 Points What does the author of “Self in 1958” compare herself to?
A doll
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24. “Mirror” & “Self in 1958” for 300 Points What is the speaker in “Mirror” compared to?
The eye of a little god
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25. “Mirror” & “Self in 1958” 400 Points What is the theme of “Self in 1958”? (HINT: How does the speaker feel? This was on your review.
alienated
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26. “Mirror” & “Self in 1958” for 500 Points What poetic device is present in nearly every line of the poem “Mirror”?
Personification
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27. Vocabulary 2 for 100 Points reflect deeply on a subject
meditate
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28. Vocabulary 2 for 200 Points something that covers or coneals
shroud
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29. Vocabulary 2 for 300 Points disorder with feelings of anxiety, obsessive thoughts, compulsive acts, and physical complaints without evidence of disease
neurosis
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30. Vocabulary 2 for 400 Points state of being average
mediocrity
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31. Vocabulary 2 for 500 Points clear coating similar to varnish
shellac
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