Which of the following best describes a lyric poem?

What is the purpose of narrative poetry?

What point of view is commonly used in dramatic poetry?

Which of the following refers to how a poem is delivered?

Why is identifying the author’s purpose important in understanding poetry?

Which element tells you the speaker’s perspective in the poem?

What is the typical purpose of persuasive poetry?

A poem that emphasizes emotions and personal feelings is usually:

What type of poetry presents a dialogue between characters?

Which of the following shows the influence of musical background in poetry?

Narrative poems are written to entertain by telling a story.

 Lyric poems are always meant to be sung with music.

Knowing the author’s purpose helps us understand the poem’s message.

The speaker in a poem is always the poet.

Dramatic poetry often uses dialogue between characters.

The point of view does not affect how we understand a poem.

Delivery refers to how a poem is presented or performed.

 Poets only use rhyme in writing their works.

 The purpose of a poem can be to persuade, inform, or entertain.

The length of a poem has no effect on its type.

Type of poetry that tells a story.

Type of poetry that expresses personal feelings.

Type of poetry that involves interaction between characters.

The poet's reason or intent for writing.

The speaker’s viewpoint in the poem.

The quality that affects how a poem is performed.

Type of poetry that can be used to convince others.

This part of a poem is made up of lines grouped together.

 A poetry element focused on emotion and rhythm.

This shows the intended readers of a poem.

 In your own words, explain how knowing the author’s purpose helps you understand a poem better.

Describe the difference between lyric and narrative poetry. Give an example of when each might be used.