Poetry
Theme and Tone
Point of View
Vocabulary & Word Parts
Grammar and Style
100

What type of poem expresses one person’s thoughts or feelings?

Lyric poem

100

What is a theme?

The message or lesson about life that the author wants readers to understand.

100

If a story is told by someone who says 'I' or 'me,' what point of view is it?

First Person

100

The suffix -ous usually means what?

Full of or characterized by

100

What’s the difference between active and passive voice?


In active voice, the subject performs the action; in passive voice, the subject receives the action

200

What type of poem tells a story with characters, setting, and plot?

Narrative Poem

200

Which tone word best describes a speech that motivates people to take action?

Inspiring

200

How would a story change if told from third-person omniscient point of view?


The reader would know the thoughts and feelings of all characters


200

The Greek root psych- means what?

Mind

200

Which sentence is in the active voice? A) The homework was finished by Mia. B) Mia finished the homework

B) Mia finished the homework

300

What feature do both lyric and narrative poems often share?

Rhyme and rhythm

300

If a narrator sounds sad or hopeless, what tone word would best describe the passage?

Mournful

300

Why does point of view matter in a story?

It shapes how the reader experiences events and characters

300

If something is 'muffled,' what does that mean?

Quieted or softened in sound

300

Why might an author use figurative language?

To make the writing more vivid or emotional?

400

A poet repeats a phrase several times throughout a poem. What effect does this have?

It emphasizes a main idea or theme

400

What kind of details usually reveal a text’s tone?

Word choice, imagery, and the author’s attitude toward the subject

400

Who is telling the story?
A character in the story

First person

400

The word pinnacle most likely means what

The highest point or peak

400

What can word choice reveal about a narrator?

Their age, attitude, or personality

500

If a poem uses a bird’s nest to represent safety, what is that an example of?

Symbolism

500

Triston was angry.  He glared at all the squirrels who had dug up his flower garden.  He would get his revenge.
What is the tone of this passage

Annoyed

500

How does the author's word choice create a specific tone?  

The author's word choice reveals their attitude toward the subject. 



500

Someone who is 'bullheaded' is probably…

Stubborn

500

In the sentence, "The fluffy cat napped lazily on the warm rug," what word describes the cat?

Fluffy. This is an adjective because it describes the noun "cat".




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