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Poetry
your world my world
Teacher's Mixed Bag
100

To increase in size

Expand

100

This is a specific shade of red

Crimson

100

True or False

In the poem, To Travel!

There were no Rhymes it was a prose poem.

FALSE!

100

What was the name of those pretty mountains in Virginia we saw?

The Blue Ridge Mountains

100

DAILY DOUBLEEEEEEE

Who were the main characters in "Enemy or Ally?" and what were each good at?

200

Very old; opposite of modern

Ancient

200

To become completely engrossed or involved in something

immerse

200

In the poem, Wild Blossoms, it is an example of what kind of poetry?

Narrative/ Prose

200

Crystal plays THIS acoustic instrument

The Mandolin 

200

This is the part of speech that modifies the noun

Adjectives

300

Synonym of tradition or practice

Custom

300

In a way that is unfocused, nonspecific or lacks attention

vaguely

300

Poems do not have paragraphs, they have...

Stanzas!

300
The two main characters of "Your world, my world" are....

Emilia and Crystal

300
Fix this sentence:

WE has gone to SuPeRMarKeT mom said?

"We have gone to the supermarket," Mom said.
400

A shared feeling of affection and understanding

connection

400

Full of life, energy, or even color in some instances

Vibrant

400

Amy packed her apple bag 

is an example of what?

Assonance

400

Crystal gets help overcoming THIS problem through her friendship with Emilia

Her fear of traveling to new places

400

Give me an example of a simile, then make it into a metaphor 

My brother is as fast as a rocket

He was a rocket in that race

500

The literary practice of assigning people-like qualities or animals, things or non-human objects.

Personification 

500

The effect a person has upon another, or their thoughts and feelings

Impression

500

I am coming home

is an example of what?

Consonance

500
Emilia learns about WHAT from her time in Roanoke with Crystal?

Caring about the environment and wildlife

500

Give me an example of personification

The shining sun embraced me with her warm rays


The skies wept with big, cold, globular, tears

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