Labeling Poem
The rows within a poem are called
Lines
This type of poem does not have a rhythm or rhyme to it
What is free verse
Complete the poem by filling in the blank.
My teacher calls me sweetie cakes. My classmates think it's funny to hear her call me angel face or pookie bear or honey. She calls me precious baby doll. She calls me pumpkin pie or doodle bug or honey bunch or darling butterfly. My class is so embarrassing I need to find another; just any class at all in which the teacher's not my __________.
What is mother
What sense does the line below appeal to? How do you know? The aroma of sunscreen filled the air as the waves crashed and kids screamed with delight.
What is the sense of hearing
What type of figurative language does the line below contain...and why? The toast jumped out of the toaster.
What is personification, because humans jump
A group of lines within a poem is called a
Stanza
This type of poem shares deep feelings and emotions
What is lyrical
What type of poem is this...
I tried to take a selfie when I was all alone. I never should have done it. It broke my mobile phone. I guess I'm not so pretty. I thought that I was cuter. I snapped one with my laptop and busted the computer. I cracked my father's camera. My mother's iPad too. This shouldn't be so difficult. I don't know what to do. At last I got a selfie; perhaps the worst one yet. I posted it online today. It broke the Internet.
What is a humorous poem that rhymes
What sense does the line below appeal to? How do you know? The blistery cold air made my teeth shake and chatter.
What is the sense of touch/feeling
What type of figurative language does the line below contain...and why? I’ve told you a million times to clean your room!
What is hyperbole, because it's exaggerated.
The beat of the poem.
Rhythm
This type of poem tells a story, it follows a plot
What is narrative
What type of poem is this? Autumn by Fern Wind Blowing briskly Leaves fall From The Trees We rake Colored leaves In A Big Pile. And jump.
What is a free verse poem
What sense does the line below appeal to? How do you know? As the rain cleared a beautiful rainbow appeared behind the shining sun.
What is the sense of sight.
What type of figurative language does the line below contain...and why? He eyes sparkled bright like stars twinkling in the sky!
What is a simile, because it uses "like" or "as" to compare TWO things
Words that have the same ending sound.
Rhyme
This type of poem is written to be funny
What is humorous
What type of poem is this?
I used to bite my tongue and hold my breath
Scared to rock the boat and make a mess
So I sit quietly,
agree politely I guess that I forgot
I had a choice I let you push me past the breaking point
I stood for nothing, so I fell for everything
What is lyrical poem
What sense does the line below appeal to? How do you know? I jumped, startled by the loud booming whistle of the speeding train as it flew by on the squeaky tracks.
What is sense of hearing.
What type of figurative language does the line below contain...and why? My mom said my bedroom could have been a pigsty!
What is a metaphor, because two things are compared WITHOUT using like or as.
Located at the top of the poem. Tells you what the poem will be about.
Title
This poem has rhyming words at the end but also tells about a boy who has been bullied and how he feels when he is at school.
What is lyrical poem
What type of poem is this?
Jimmy Goes to the City
by Arthur Read
Jimmy was a happy ape
Until some hunters caught him
He liked the jungle better than
The city where they brought him
The city was louder
The city was meaner
Even the dirt in the jungle was cleaner
So Jimmy made a daring escape!
The hunters were suddenly minus one ape!
He climbed the tallest building
Because from there he'd see
How far away the jungle was
From the middle of the city.
Jimmy jumped into a passing plane
But the pilot didn't wait for him to explain
Jimmy flew back to the jungle
And told his ape friends in their lair
"The city's okay for a visit
But you couldn't make me live there."
What is a narrative poem
What sense does the line below appeal to? How do you know? My eyes watered as I searched for water, anxious to find something to calm the fire I was feeling. My mom was right, the salsa was HOT!
What is the sense of taste.
What type of figurative language does the line below contain...and why? Samuel ate some salty, slimy salmon for supper.
What is alliteration, because the same beginning sound is repeated over and over again.