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Figurative langauge 1
Figurative language 2
key ideas
Types of poems
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What is the term for 'paragraphs' in a poem

stanza

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what is a simile?

comparing two things using 'like' or 'as'

100

what is imagery?

descriptions of the 5 senses to help the audience develop a better understanding of what is happening

100

why do people write poems?

entertainment or to express a passion or emotion

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list three different types of poems

acrostic, shape, free verse

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What do we call sentences in a poem?

Lines


200

what is a metaphor?

comparing two things by saying one thing is another
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what is onomatopoeia?

sound words

200

how is a poem different from other forms like a novel, or magazine?

shorter, rhymes, structure

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what is an acrostic poem?

writing a key word vertically and using each letter to describe that idea
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what do you call a person who writes poems?

poet

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what is personification?

giving non-living objects human qualities 

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What is repetition?
when a word or phrase is repeated
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poetry can also be compared to...

music lyrics

300

what is shape poetry?

when a poem is written in the shape of that main idea

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What does the word 'form' mean

The type of text 
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what is a hyperbole?

an exaggeration 

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what is a rhetorical question?

a questions that does not require an answer. Get's the audience thinking

400

what is a rhyme scheme

the pattern of sounds in a poem

400

what is free verse poetry?

poems that do not have a specific structure 

500

what does 'characteristics' mean

the features or elements of something

500

what is alliteration?

when the first letter of a word is repeated


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what is assonance?

when the vowel sound of a word is repeated

500

why are poetic techniques important?

techniques as it can help you interpret the meaning the author intends to convey.

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which poem does not need to have rhyme?

free verse

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