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3. Poetry Time to RhymeIts all Figurative Analyze This – A Lucky Thing Analyze This 2 – The Coming of Cold Mixed-Bag 200 400 600 800 1000 Bonus Question: 5000 pts

4. Time to Rhyme: 200 Question: What type of rhyme is present when the end syllables of two or more words sound exactly the same? Answer Perfect Rhyme

5. Time to Rhyme: 400 Question: What type of rhyme occurs within a single line of poetry? Answer Internal Rhyme

6. Time to Rhyme: 600 Question: What type of rhyme is present in the following lines? That perches in the soul, And never stops at all. Answer Imperfect/End

7. Time to Rhyme: 800 Question: What is the rhyme scheme of lines 2-7 of the poem “A Lucky Thing”? Answer AABBCC

8. Time to Rhyme: 1000 Question: What 2 types of rhyme are present in the following lines? "Sir," said I, "or madam, truly your forgiveness I implore; But the fact is, I was napping, and so gently you came tapping, And so faintly you came tapping at my chamber door, Answer Perfect Internal and Perfect End

9. Its all Figurative: 200 Question: What type of figurative language is used when giving human characteristics to non-humans such as animals or objects? Answer Personification

10. Its all Figurative : 400 Question: What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor? Answer A simile compares by using the word “like” or “as” while a metaphor compares without the use of these words

11. Its all Figurative : 600 Question: What type of figurative language is present in the following lines? A boy told me that if he roller-skated fast enough his loneliness couldn’t catch up to him. Answer Personification

12. Its all Figurative : 800 Question: What type of figurative language is present in the following lines? At last the garbage reached so high That finally it touched the sky Answer Hyperbole

13. Its all Figurative : 1000 Question: What type of figurative language is present in the following line? Life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly Answer Metaphor

14. Analyze This: 200 Question: How does the author make her point in the poem? A) by showing what the farmer sees B) by suggesting what the birds are thinking C) by explaining how attractive the coop is D) by describing what the birds are eating Answer B) by suggesting what the birds are thinking

15. Analyze This : 400 Question: What is the robin’s attitude about the chickens? A) He is surprised by them B) He feels envy toward them C) He thinks they are lazy D) He is proud of them Answer B) He feels envy toward them

16. Analyze This : 600 Question: Which is most similar to the situation described in the poem? A) A dog wishes to catch the neighbor’s cat B) A squirrel hopes to gather enough food for winter C) A cow wishes to run free with the wild horses D) An insect hopes to escape being eaten by a frog Answer C) A cow wishes to run free with the wild horses

17. Analyze This : 800 Question: According to the information in the poem, which relationship is most similar to the relationship below? robin: hawthorn tree A) foxes : nesting boxes B) farmer : golden grain C) chicken : coop D) cats : foxes Answer C) chicken : coop

18. Analyze This : 1000 Question: Which best describes the theme of the poem? A) Envy is a destructive emotion B) Freedom is always better than security C) Things are not appreciated until they are gone D) People/Animals often wish for things that others have Answer D) People/Animals often wish for things that others have

19. Analyze This 2: 200 Question: In line 4, what does ravage mean? A) fruit B) frost C) rain D) waste Answer D) waste

20. Analyze This 2 : 400 Question: In line 2, what is being compared to frost? A) a field B) the dust C) the bears D) a bird Answer D) A bird

21. Analyze This 2 : 600 Question: To which sense does this poem most appeal? A) hearing B) sight C) smell D) touch Answer B) sight

22. Analyze This 2 : 800 Question: Which phrase best describes the main theme of the poem? A) the reasons that a field has been abandoned B) the results of a powerful winter storm C) the effects of a change in season from autumn to winter D) the difficulty of farming in a cold climate with little water Answer C) the effects of a change in season from autumn to winter

23. Analyze This 2 : 1000 Question: Which best describes the mood of this poem? A) amusing B) gloomy C) peaceful D) suspenseful Answer B) gloomy

24. Mixed Bag: 200 Question: What type of figurative language imitates sound? Answer Onomatopoeia

25. Mixed Bag : 400 Question: What is the difference between hyperbole and understatement? Answer Hyperbole makes things larger or exaggerated for effect while understatement minimizes or makes things smaller for effect

26. Mixed Bag : 600 Question: What figurative language term is present in the following line? Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout Answer Alliteration

27. Mixed Bag : 800 Question: What 2 types of figurative language are present in the following lines? Nothing but a hot Swish of strings like silk Ten feet out. Answer Onomatopoeia – Swish Simile – Strings like Silk

28. Mixed Bag : 1000 Question: What type of figurative language is present in the following lines? Better you should have a nose impertinent as a flower, sensitive as a root; Answer Simile

29. Bonus Question: 5000 pts. Question: In the poem “The Coming of Cold,” which set of words contributes the most to the tone of the poem? A) wreckage, dark, old B) autumn, harvesting, barn C) touch, light, sun D) branch, hedge, leaves Answer A) wreckage, dark, old

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