When words have similar ending sound
ex) grade/made
Rhyme
Comparison using the word "like" or "as"
Ex) Her smile shined like the morning summer sun
What is simile?
The poet of "Away"
Who is Sally Stanton
A character is telling the story
(key words I/my)
1st person Point of View
The overall "message" or "life-lesson" of a poem or story
What is repetition?
A comparison NOT using the word like or as.
(Sometimes uses "is/was/were")
Ex) Mom told the babysitter "Good luck! She's a firecracker!"
What is metaphor?
The number of Stanzas in "Away"
An outside narrator is telling the story
Key words (he/she/names)
3rd person Point of View
Poetry structure
Poetry is organized into ______ and ______
lines and stanzas
The repetition of letter sounds at the beginning of consecutive words
Ex) Sparkling Snowflakes
What is Alliteration?
Descriptive words and vivid details the author includes to help the reader paint a picture in their mind
What is imagery
Who is the speaker of "Away"
What is a person leaving the city for vacation?
The author of a poem
What is a poet
The name of Mrs. Buchman's precious dog
The use of "sound words" in text
Ex) "BAM" "Beep" "Boing" "Crackle" "Moo"
What is Onomatopoeia?
When human-like actions and characteristics are given to something non-human
Ex) The stars danced across the sky
What is personification?
The meaning of the word "dissolve" in "Away"
What is Disappear from sight/Fade away
The narrative voice of a poem
What is the speaker?
The name of BOTH Ms. Contreras precious dogs.
Who are Penelope and Dany?
The "beat" of the poem - created by author's use of sound devices and stressed/unstressed syllables
What is rhythm?
A saying or phrase exaggerated beyond belief to make a point
Ex) I am so hungry I could eat a horse!
What is hyperbole?
Lines (3) in "Away" that contains Alliteration
The Point of View of "Refugee"
What is 3rd person?
The name of Ms. Snyder's precious dog 
Who is Jacoby?