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- Q1Define narrativepoem that tells a story30sRL.7.4
- Q2What is a sonnet?14-line poem w/ 3 quatrains and 1 couplet (Eng. version)30s
- Q3What is free verse?anything goes (no structure, no spelling required, using poetic license)30s
- Q4What is a limerick?funny verse with 3 long and 2 short lines rhyming30s
- Q5What is lyrical poetry?poems that can be set to music (and lyrics can be analyzed as poetry)30s
- Q6What is an ode in poetry?usually set in a formal tone, meant to honor someone (addresses a particular subject)30s
- Q7What is a haiku?A 3-line Japanese poem, usually about nature (5, 7, 5 syllables)60s
- Q8What is form or structure in poetry?All poems except free verse (poems are in a specific structure or form; considered formal poetry)60s
- Q9What is a stanza?like a paragraph in poetry / break between lines in poetry60s
- Q10What is "theme" in poetry?Usually the lesson learned (universal human traits / characteristics) - main message the poem expresses60s
- Q11What is "voice" or "speaker" or "point of view" of poetry?A poem's speaker (not the narrator) - can be a person, place, or thing60s
- Q12What is "audience" in poetry?Whom the speaker of the poem is talking to60s
- Q13What is "tone" in poetry?Author's attitude towards subject (pos, neg, neutral)60s
- Q14What is "mood" of poetry?The general feeling YOU get from a poem - what do you infer?60s
- Q15What is a poetic license?The ability to do whatever you want in poetry (usually free verse too). You don't have to spell anything correctly, not use grammar, etc. (anything goes)60s