How to Read a Poem 1
Lingo 1
How to Read a Poem 2
Lingo 2
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When you read a poem, you must show no _____

Fear 

100

What is alliteration? 

The occurrence of the same letter or sound at

the beginning of adjacent or closely connected

words. 

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When I read a poem, I should identify the _____. 

Narrator. 

100

What is an allusion? 

A brief reference to a real or fictional

person, event, place, or work of art.

100

What is the name of the last James Bond/007 movie? 

No Time to Die 

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When you read a poem, you should read the ____ first 

Title 

200

What is a ballad? 

A story/narrative in poetic form.

200

What are two examples of hinge words from the PPT? 

But, however 

200

What is a metaphor? 

A figure of speech that makes a

comparison between two things

without using connecting words,

such as “like” or “as.”

200

Imitate AS2 Eric's laugh

HAHAHAHAHA

300

I should always read the poem ___ ___ ___ ____ (4 words) 

All the way through 

300

What is diction? 

The author’s specific word choice.

300

Why is it important to read the title of a poem? 

I need to pause and anticipate what this poem will be about.

300

What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor? 

They are both comparisons, but similes use the words "like" and "as" to make the comparisons. Metaphors do not. 

300

Say this in a British accent: "I'd like a cup of tea with two lumps and a plate of biscuits." 

You are very posh! 
400

What is an annotation? 

Underline, highlight, or write

comments about things I like, don’t

like, or find confusing in the poem.

These are areas I’ll focus on later

when I read the poem again.

400

What is a stanza? 

A unified group of lines in poetry.

This is often marked by spacing

between sections of the poem.

400

It's always better to read the poem _____. 

Aloud. 

400

What is the difference between consonance and assonance? 

Assonance: repetition of vowel sounds
Consonance: repetition of consonant sounds 

400

Show me some of your dance moves 

NOW 

500

What should I use to look up words I don't know? 

A dictionary. 

500

What is enjambment? 

This occurs when one line ends without a

pause or any punctuation and continues onto

the next line.

500

Why is annotation important? 

These are areas I’ll focus on later when I read the poem again. 

500

What is the difference between free verse and verse? 

Verse poetry has a consistent meter and rhyme scheme. Free verse doesn't have rhyme or have a consistent meter. 

500

Sing "Let it Go" 

Turnnnn awwwaayyyy and slammm the dooorrrr 

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