Elements of Poetry Vocabulary
Structure
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AIR Skills
"The Crossover"
100
The feeling the author is trying to convey.
What is mood.
100

A "sentence" in poetry.

What is a line.

100

What does rhyme create.

What is a rhythm.

100

The strategy we should always use when answering a question.

What is the RACE strategy.

100

The main character's brother.

Who is JB.

200
The author's message or lesson to be learned.
What is theme.
200

A "paragraph" in poetry.

What is a stanza.

200

A pair of lines that rhyme.

What is a couplet.

200

The strategy we use to analyze a poem for text structure.

What is noticings/wonderings chart.

200

A major part of the character's identity. 

What is his hair.

300
Words with the same ending sounds.
What is rhyme.
300

A type of poem that follows no rules.

What is free verse.

300

When a line ends and a new line begins.

What is a line break.

300

The C in race stands for this word.

What is Cite Evidence.

300

Describe the main character's relationship with his father.

What is playful/fun.

400

The attitude or oppinion of the author. 

What is tone.

400

A type of poetry with 17 syllables.

What is haiku.

400

When rhyme happens in the middle of a line.

What is internal rhyme.

400

Define inference.

What is a conclusion we draw about the character based on evidence.

400

Mom tells dad

that he has to sit

in the top row

of the bleachers

during the game.

What is free verse.

500

The number of syllables in a line and how they are accented creates the poems "beat" or rhythm.

What is meter.

500

A type of poem that always rhymes.

What is rhyme/rap.

500

A poem that may be categorized by the pattern of its lines, meter, rhythm, or stanzas; a style of poetry that has set rules (oppoiste of free form).

What is fixed form.

500

Explain why authors use different text structures.

What is to create tone/mood, to create excitement, to create imagery, etc.

500

A quick shoulder shake

a slick eye fake

Number 28 is way past late.

What is rhyme/rap.