Poetry
Types of Rhyme
Figurative Language
Plot Elements
What's the word for...?
100

Matsuo Basho was a famous Japanese writer famous for this style of poetry - featuring 3 lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables. 

Haiku.

100

What type of rhyme is below?

I went to the Animal Fair.

The birds and the beast were there. 

End rhyme. 

100

The phrase "Possums are Mrs. Wallace's kryptonite" is a direct ________ to Superman. 

Allusion. 
100

Also called the turning point, this is where the protagonist faces a conflict head-on. 

Climax. 

100

A realization a character has. Starts with an E. 

Epiphany. 

200

The famous poem entitled "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" by Dylan Thomas utilizes this French poetic form, which is 19 lines in length and uses repetition of the first and third lines throughout. 

Villanelle. 

200

What type of rhyme is below?

Loving & moving

Laughter & daughter

Eye rhyme. 

200

Think back to War Poetry. The poem "The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner" by Randall Jarrell utilizes heavy _______, which helps the reader vividly experience what the speaker is going through six miles above ground in combat - and his gruesome death. 

Imagery. 

200

This plot element, usually introduced in the exposition, is also called atmosphere. 

Setting. 

200

Carl Jung is the psychologist who came up with the ___ Archetypes. 

12.

300

The poem "O Captain! My Captain!" by Walt Whitman is a poetic form that commemorates the death of a famous figure.

Elegy.

300

What type of rhyme is below?

This boy called me a dope, I'm at the end of my rope,

I just cannot cope. I hope he moves out. 

Internal rhyme.

300

After watching Mrs. Wallace walk into a telephone pole, one of the students said she was "directionally challenged". This is a ___________ for clumsy. (Hint - it starts with an E). 

Euphemism.

300

What are the 4 types of characters in a story, not including a narrator? (HINT - Static is one of them). 

Static, dynamic, flat, and round. 

300

This type of writing, present in works like J.D. Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye", is written in a narrative style mimicking the unfiltered flow of a character's thoughts & usually doesn't utilize traditional punctuation.

Stream of consciousness. 

400

The main difference between free verse and blank verse is that blank verse usually has at least ___ syllables per line.

10. 

400

What type of rhyme is this?

I eat my orange in the storage closet with George while he eats porridge. 

Slant rhyme. 

400

This literary technique is when writers put contrasting elements (characters, settings, ideas, images) side-by-side to highlight differences and add complexity. For example, Juror 8 (reason) vs. Juror 3 (emotion) in Twelve Angry Men

Juxtaposition. 

400

A cliffhanger occurs when the story doesn't have a _______________. 

Resolution.

400

This 3-word phrase describes a text where the plot starts in the middle of the action.

In media res

500

"A man, a plan, a canal, Panama" is an example of this form, which is the same forward as it is backward.

Palindrome. 

500

5 "ba-DUMs" in a row constitutes this type of meter. 

Iambic pentameter. 

500

This type of writing feels sarcastic and relies on the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, and/or ridicule to expose and criticize people's vices.

Satire.

500

Name a type of external conflict. 

External - Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Man, Man vs. Society, Man vs. Technology, Man vs. Supernatural


Internal - Man vs. Self

500

A text that revolves around rural, country life is called a _____________. It starts with a P.

Pastoral. 

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