Types of Poetry
Poetic Devices
Miscellaneous
Literary Devices
Literary Devices 2
100

This type of verse poetry does not have a regular rhyme scheme or verse and it often tries to capture the nature rhythm of spoken language

What is free verse


100

A unit of meaning

What is a line

100

This type of poem has the first letters of each line form a word or message relating to the subject

What is acrostic poem

100

Bang! Smash! Squeak!

What is onomatopoeia

100

What literary device is demonstrated?


The tropical storm slept for two days.

What is personification

200

This poem has 3 lines with 17 syllables - 5 syllables in lines 1 and 3, and 7 syllables in line 2

What is a haiku

200

The pattern of rhyme in a poem

What is rhyme scheme

200

Freebie! :)

Freebie! :)

200

A comparison of 2 unlike things that uses a word of comparison such as “like’ or “as”

What is a simile

200

What literary device is demonstrated?

It's so fluffy, I'm gonna die!

What is hyperbole
300

A unit of verse consisting of 2 lines that usually rhyme

What is a couplet

300

The people or animals that act like

people in poems that tell a story

What are characters

300

What are the most popular topics for haikus?

What is nature
300

Gives human qualities to nonhuman things

What is personification

300

What literary device is demonstrated?

The girls had the giggles after going to the game and getting grapes.

What is alliteration

400

This poem has the rhyme scheme aabba

What is a limerick

400

The repetition of sounds at the end of

lines or within lines

What is rhyme
400

How many syllables are in QUALIFICATION?

What is 5?


QUA-LI-FI-CA-TION

400

Extreme exaggeration in a poem

What is hyperbole
400

What literary device is demonstrated?

She has the heart of a lion

What is a metaphor

500

This poem only has four lines with 4 possible rhyme schemes:

AABB ABAB 

What is the poem, and what are the other two possibilities?

Quatrain, AAAA, ABCD

500

Lines that are grouped together

Stanza

500

What is the difference between figurative language and literal language?

Literal language=expressing yourself saying exactly what you mean

Figurative language=expressing yourself, not saying exactly what you mean (literary devices)

500

When the author uses descriptive details that appeals to our senses

What is imagery
500

What literary device is demonstrated?

She disappeared as quickly as a ghost, and was never heard from again.

What is simile

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