Figurative Language
Poetry Vocabulary
Run-On Sentences/Fragments
Random
Types of Poems
100

He is as fast as a cheetah!

simile 

100

The repetition of sounds at the end of lines or with in lines

A. Line 

B. Stanza

C. Rhyme 


C. Rhyme 

100

How do you fix this sentence?

I went in I bought the painting I drove straight home.

I went in, I bought the painting, and I drove straight home. 

100

What figurative language is this?

I have a million things to do today.

hyperbole 

100

Green and speckled legs,
Hop on logs and lily pads
Splash in cool water.

Haiku 

200

The wind whooshed quickly through the trees. 

onomatopoeia 

200

lines that are grouped together (usually each has the same number of lines)

A. stanza

B. line

C. rhyme scheme 

A. stanza 

200

Is the following sentence a run on or a sentence?

I love ice cream it is my favorite dessert ever!

Run-on

200

What is the following?

to the left of the red car 

A. run on

B. sentence

C. fragment

C. fragment

200

There once was a wonderful star
Who thought she would go very far
Until she fell down
And looked like a clown
She knew she would never go far.

Limerick 

300

He is a brick in the wind. 

metaphor 

300

Repeated design or phrases

A. Line 

B. Patterns

C. Beats

B. Patterns

300

What is this sentence missing?

The man that I saw yesterday.

A verb. 

300

I bought apples, bananas, and grapes at the store I love fruit so much!

A. run on

B. sentence

C. fragment 

A. run on 

300

Home

Open and inviting

Universal

Safe and warm

Everything

Acrostic 

400

The walrus whistled wildly in the wilderness. 

alliteration 

400

Pulses that are the basic units of rhythm

A. Rhyme scheme 

B. Rhyme

C. Beats 

C. Beats 

400

What is this sentence missing? 

In front of the last house

verb 

400

I love my mother. 

A. run on

B. fragment

C. sentence 

C. sentence 

400

The coolness of the night

refreshes my skin

the stars shine so bright,

causing me to grin

rhyming poem 

500

The sun woke me up in the morning. 

personification 

500

a unit of meaning (1 word, a phrase, or even a sentence)

A. Beat

B. Line

C. Stanza

B. Line

500

What is missing? Fix the sentence. 

Slammed the door and left.

A subject.

Someone slammed the door and left. 

500

Give me an example of personification and hyperbole. 

Anything

500

Peace is...
When you are outside on a nice warm day
With a cold glass of yellow lemonade.
Slurp, slurp, slurp.

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