Poetry
One type of poem
What is a Limrick, Haiku, Sonnet, Villanelle, Epic, Ballad, Ode, Ellegy, etc.
A noun
What is a person, place, thing, or idea
A spoken, written, or cinematic story that connects a series of events
Glory (also need the part of spech)
What is a noun meaning "great praise, honor, or fame?"
Continuously (also need the part of speech)
What is an adverb that means "without stopping?"
What we call imagery details that draw on the 5 senses
What are sensory details?
An adjective
What describes a noun or pronoun?
How a narrative is told (don't overthink this)
What is a connection of a series of events?
Abashed (also need part of speech)
What is an adjective that means "embarrassed or ashamed?"
Splintering (also need the part of speech)
What is a verb that means "breaking into little pieces?"
The 4 pillars of poetry
What are: Observation, Structure and Form, Situating the Text in History, and Appreciating Language
The two parts of speech that are needed to form a complete sentence.
What is a noun/pronoun or a verb
The thing that makes a narrative "personal"
What is a 1st person point of view or plot about oneself
Irate (also need the part of speech)
What is an adjective that means "extremely mad or furious?"
Gloaming (also need the part of speech)
What is a noun that means "evening twilight?"
The number of lines in a sonnet
What is 14?
All 8 parts of speech
What is a...
Noun
Pronoun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
Preposition
Conjunction
Interjection
Showing vs. Telling
What is the use of detailed description and actions rather than clearly stating something to a reader?
Cacophony (also need the part of speech)
What is a noun that means "a mixture of harsh, unpleasant sounds?"
Chronic (also need the part of speech)
What is and adjective that means "constant and ongoing?"
The decade during which "Those Winter Sundays" is set
What is the 1920's decade?
Name of 4 types of punctuation (out of 14)
14 total
Question mark
Exclamation point
Comma
Colon
Semicolon
Dash
Hyphen
Parentheses
Brackets
Braces
Apostrophe
Quotation marks
Ellipsis
The name of the poem we have read that best qualifies as a narrative.
"Glad"
Covertly (also need the part of speech)
What is an adverb that means "doing something while hidden in secret?"
Austere (also need the part of speech)
What is an adjective that "means severe and strict?"