Elements of Poetry
What is one element of poetry?
Rhythm, pattern, or describing words
What does the suffix -er mean?
It compares two things.
What do we ask to find out when the story is taking place?
When is this happening?
What do we call it when an author wants to change your mind about something?
To persuade.
What is a trait that means someone is nice and helpful?
Kind.
Which element of poetry makes the poem easy to read?
Pattern
What do you add to make a noun plural?
-s or -es.
What do we ask to find out where the story is happening?
Where is it happening?
If an author is telling you facts about animals, what is their purpose?
To inform.
What do we call traits that are about how someone feels inside?
Internal traits.
Can you give an example of a describing word in a poem?
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Give an example of a sentence using -er.
Amy is taller than Mike.
Can a story have more than one setting? Give an example.
Yes, Ex...
When an author writes a funny story, what is their purpose?
To entertain.
If a character is brave, what kind of trait is that?
An internal trait.
How does rhythm make a poem more enjoyable?
It creates a musical quality.
What happens to the word 'fox' when we make it plural?
It becomes 'foxes'.
Why is the setting important in a story?
It helps us understand where and when things happen.
What is it called when an author writes to share their feelings or ideas, like in a poem?
To express.
What do we call traits you can see, like someone smiling or wearing a red shirt?
External traits.
Why are describing words important in poetry?
They help paint a picture in the reader's mind.
When do you add -es to a word?
Words ending in...'s', 'ss', 'z', 'ch', 'sh', or 'x'.
How does the setting affect the characters in a story?
It can influence their actions and feelings.
How can you tell if a text is meant to persuade?
It includes reasons to convince the reader.
Give an example of an external character trait.
Any visible trait, like tall, short, or wearing glasses.