Poetry Elements
Figurative Language
Tone
Important Vocab
Etymology
100

What poetry element is this?

a group of lines forming the basic metrical unit in a poem; It’s a poem’s equivalent to a paragraph.

Stanza

100

Define Personification

Giving human abilities to non-human entities.

100

What type of tone is this sentence?

"The future is bright, and every challenge is just an opportunity waiting to be embraced."

The tone is optimistic and hopeful

100

Define "ambiguity"

A phrase that is unclear and can be interpreted in 2 or more ways.

100

Read the etymology of the word "uniform"

uni: one

form: with form

What does this word mean?

One unchanging form.

200

What poetry element is this? 

Writing vividly about objects, actions, and ideas in such a way that it portrays an image in our minds. 

Imagery

200
How does the hyperbole in this sentence impact the reader's mood?

"The fireworks filled the sky with a million dazzling colors, brighter than a thousand suns."

The exaggeration in this hyperbole creates an excited and thrilling mood.

200

What type of tone is this sentence?

"Oh great. Another traffic jam, just what I needed to start my day!"

The tone is sarcastic

200

Define "literal meaning."

What the text is actually talking about.

200

Read the etymology of the word "hydrophilic"

hydro: water

ic: having to do with

What does this word mean?

having a tendency to mix something with water.

300

What is the rhyme scheme of this quatrain?

"He did not wear his scarlet coat,

For blood and wine are red,

And blood and wine were on his hands

When they found him with the dead,"

ABCB

300

How does the metaphor in this sentence impact the reader's mood?

"The room was a tomb, silent and shadowed, holding its secrets tightly"

By comparing the room to a tomb, the author creates an eerie and uncomfortable mood.

300
What is the tone of this sentence?

"Back in those days, we'd stay up all night, laughing and sharing stories."

The tone is nostalgic

300

Define "shifts"

Where we see changes in a text.

300

Read  the etymology of the word "monochromatic"

mono: one

chrome: colorful

ic: having to do with

Something having only one color
400

What poetry element is this? 

Created by the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line or stanza.

Rhythm

400

How does the alliteration in "The soft sun settled down slowly over the sea" impact the reader's mood?

The repeated "s" sound are gentle and melodic, creating a calming and peaceful mood.

400

What is the tone of this sentence?

"If only I had known then what I know now, maybe things would be different."

The tone is regretful and dissapointed
400

Define "Paraphrase"

Translating the poem/text in your own words; a summary.

400

Read the etymplogy of the word "mesoderm"

meso: middle

derm: skin

What does this word mean?

The middle slayers of bodily tissues

500

A six line stanza is called what?

Sestet

500

Define meosis

Meosis is presenting something with underemphasis in order to achieve a greater effect; Dismissing something as unimportant.

500

What is the tone of this sentence?

"There was quiet and emptiness that lingered in the air, settling over me like a shadow."

The tone is depressing and sorrowful.
500

Define "Figurative Language"

A way to use words and expressions that goes beyond their literal meaning.

500

Read the etymology of the word "precede"

pre: before

cede: yield

What does this word mean?

To come before something else in time.

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