General Knowledge
Figurative Language
Elegy, Eulogy, Ode
Haiku, Concrete, Analogies
Annabelle Lee + Casey at the Bat
100

What is the first step to reading a poem?

Reading the poem aloud

100

An exaggerated statement that isn’t meant to be taken literally, often used for emphasis.

Hyperbole

100

A poem written to praise or celebrate a person, object, or event.

Ode

100
What is a concrete poem?

It is a poem in the shape of the topic.

100

Where did Annabel Lee live?

In a Kingdom by the sea

200

What is a paragraph in poetry called?

A stanza

200

Two different types of comparisons

Simile and Metaphor

200

a speech or tribute that is given at a funeral or memorial service to honor someone who has passed away.

Eulogy

200

Finish this analogy:

Toes is to foot as Finger is to _________

What type of analogy relationship is this?

Hand

Part to Whole Relationship

200

How would you describe Casey?

Arrogant, self-centered

300

What do you use to find the rhyme scheme? Be specific!

The last word in each line

300

Definition: The repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of words in a sentence or line.

Alliteration

300

a poem that expresses sorrow or mourning, usually for someone who has passed away.

Elegy

300

How many syllables does each line in a Haiku have?

1st Line: 5

2nd Line: 7

3rd Line: 5

300

Why type of Poem was Annabel Lee? How do you know?

An Elegy, the speaker was really sad that she died and was mourning the way she died.

400

What is the purpose of a poem?

  • It allows writers to express their emotions and allows readers to connect to those emotions. 

                                      OR

  • Poetry is also connected to aesthetics, or the exploration of what is beautiful in the world.
400

The warm breeze drifted through the air as she walked along the beach that night.

Imagery

400

What type of poem is this:

O loyal heart with boundless cheer,
A wagging tail, a friend so dear.
Through storm and sun, you stay so true,
A love so pure, forever new.

No words you speak, yet still I know,
Your soul is light, your heart aglow.

Ode

400

Which one of these is NOT a common mistake when writing analogies

  • Mixing up relationship types

  • Using unclear relationships

  • Forgetting to check if it works both ways

  • Making relationships too simple

Making relationships too simple

400

What are two examples of figurative language from "Casey at the Bat"? Give the two examples and the type of figurative language

Many answers apply

500

Find the rhyme scheme of this poem:


A wagging tail, a joyful bark,

A loyal heart that leaves its mark.

With eyes that shine like golden light,

They bring us joy, they make things right.


Their paws dance softly on the ground,

In every corner, love is found.

They curl up close, a gentle sound,

A furry friend that’s always around.

AABB AAAA

500

Identify 3 types of figurative language in this poem (identify the 4th type to get an extra 100 pts.): 

The sun whispers secrets to the waking sky
A golden river floods the world so high
The wind is a dancer, twirling free
Rustling leaves that shush and flee

(personification),
(hyperbole).
(metaphor),
(onomatopoeia).

500

Identify the type of Poem:


The world still turns, but time stands still,
Your voice is lost, yet haunts me still.
The air is cold, the sky is gray,
The sun feels weary of the day.

The earth has claimed your gentle hands,
Yet grief still grips like iron bands.
No whispered word, no last goodbye,
Just silence where you used to lie.

And though the years may drift and fade,
I walk alone, where you once stayed.

Elegy

500

What type of relationship does each analogy have (must get all three correct in order to get points)

1. Trout is to fish as couch is to furniture.

2. Glasses are to see as legs are to walk

3. Studying is to good grades as practice is to success.

1. Category

2. Function

3. Cause and Effect

500

What are two examples of figurative language from "Annabel Lee"? Give the two examples and the type of figurative language

Many answer apply

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