Poetry Devices
Poetry Devices 2
Poetry and Writing
Character Perspective
Ms. Kim
100
Description that appeals to sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell.
Imagery
100
Repeated words, lines, or verses/stanzas.
Repetition
100
The perspective from which a story is told, determining who is narrating and how much information the reader receives, shaping their understanding and connection to the characters and events
Point of View
100
A character's inner monologue and how they feel
Thoughts
100
Who was Ms. Kim's favorite singer when she was in middle school?
Justin Bieber
200
A comparison that uses like or as to create imagery
Simile
200
Rhyme at the end of the lines
End Rhyme
200
What must you give as an introduction to your evidence?
Context
200
What a character says and what tone they use
Words (Dialogue)
200
What very important movie is Ms. Kim excited for that will be released on November 19th?
Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping
300
A comparison that does not use like or as - creates imagery
Metaphor
300
Words that represent sound
Onomatopoeia
300
"The cat's out of the bag" is an example of which poetry device?
Idiom
300
The things a character does and how they behave
Action
300
What is Ms. Kim's favorite video game?
Stardew Valley
400
Giving human characteristics to non living things to create imagery
Personification
400
Repetition of an initial consonant sound
Alliteration
400
"Ms. Childress is a beautiful flower" is an example of which poetry device?
Metaphor
400
How an author describes a character's attributes
Physical Description
400
Who is Ms. Kim's favorite character in the history of ever?
Snoopy
500
An extreme exaggeration
Hyperbole
500
A word or phrase that means something other than what is said
Idiom
500
"If I have to write this paragraph, I am going to die!" is an example of which poetry device?
Hyperbole
500
Name the four Character Development techniques that we look at when analyzing characters.
Action, Thoughts, Words (Dialogue), Physical Description
500
Who is Ms. Kim's favorite classic novelist?
