Vocab
Fiction
Poetry Structure
Tuesdays
Types of Poetry
100

To waste away

Decay


100
The definition of Science Fiction

A type of fiction based in fake science

100

A single unit of poetry

A Line

100
The disease that Morrie has in the book

ALS

100

A sad poem with three movements

An Elegy


200

To move with difficulty 

Hobble

200

The definition of Fantasy

A type of fiction that is set in an imaginary world

200
When one line of poetry ends and another begins

A line break

200

The effects of ALS on the body

Muscles and nerves break down leaving the victim unable eventually move, talk, or breathe 

200

A poem with 3 lines and a 5,7,5 syllable pattern

A Haiku


300

To express sadness or sorrow; to grieve

Lament

300

The definition of Realistic Fiction

A type of fiction that is possible in real life

300

A group of lines of poetry that look like a paragraph

A Stanza


300

List one famous person who has/had ALS

Stephen Hawkins, Steve Hillenburg, Lou Gehrig, etc.

300

A short, silly poem that tells a story in 5 lines with an AABBA rhyming pattern

A Limerick

400

Extreme joy, passion, or enthusiasm 

Exuberance 

400

The difference between Science Fiction and Fantasy

Science Fiction is based in science and could happen, but Fantasy could never happen

400
True or False: AI can recreate poetry

False

400

Definition of Aphorism

A short sayings that express a truth about life in a quick and memorable way.

400

A poem that describes an ordinary scene with simple language and great focus

An Imagist poem


500
Disappointed 

Disillusioned 

500

List three Elements of Science Fiction

Technology, Time Travel, Space Travel, Aliens, Mutants, Robots, the Future, Parallel Universes.

500

Reason for Line Breaks

To make the reader pause; to create rhythm

500

One of Morrie's Aphorisms 

If you're in bed you're dead.

Don't let go too soon. Don't hang on too long.

Accept the past without denying it or discarding it.

Accept what you are able to do and what you are not able to do.

500

A poem where the first letter of each line spells out a word

An Acrostic Poem

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