Moody Themes
Comparing Unlike Things
MISC
IMAGERY
RHYME
100

What is the mood of a poem determined by?

How the poem makes the reader feel

100

What is this?

I am sad and silent like a mime

simile

100

What was the theme of "Grown Up"?

Don't be in a hurry to grow up.

100

What does imagery appeal to?... (reminds us of)

the 5 senses

100

Identify the Rhyme:

You are like a day of May
And I as worthless as hay.

MAY AND HAY
200

What's the tone of the poem?

how the author of the poem feels/is writing about feeling
200

I am a monster of rage and fury


-this is an example of...?

Metaphor

200

What does the A in TPCASTT stand for?

Attitude (mood and tone)

200

What sense is this appealing to?

Warm cinnamon and sugar filled the air and my nostrils. 

smell

200

WHAT IS THE RHYME SCHEME

The people along the sand            
All turn and look one way.            
They turn their back on the land.  
They look at the sea all day.          
As long as it takes to pass        
A ship keeps raising its hull;        
The wetter ground like glass        
Reflects a standing gull.  

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300

What's the mood?

Long sleek branches

Sway to the music of the wind.

A game of hide and seek

The clouds and sun do play.

Blades of grass sleep

Under a sparkly blanket of frost.

Winter’s beauty transforms

Landscapes into wonderlands.

Happy, optimistic, positive, hopeful

300

He has a heart of gold!

What is this an example of?

metaphor

300

What was the initial T in TPCASTT for "The Duel"?

It was about 2 people fighting.

300

What sense(s) is this appealing to?

Dark thundering clouds lumbered into crisp sky above. The sky quickly went from bright clear blue, to a dark inky black.

sight 

300
How do you determine the rhyme scheme for a poem?

Assign a letter for the words that rhyme at the end of a poetic line

400

TONE?

From one thousand mountains the birds‘ flights are gone;

From ten thousand byways the human track has vanished.

In a single boat, an aged man, straw cloak and hat,

Fishes alone; snow falls, cold in the river.

Sad, melancholy

400
Turn this metaphor into a simile:

Your smile is sunshine, and your frown is a gloomy day.

your smile is like sunshine, and your frown is like a gloomy day.

400

Name one symbol used in "Because I Could Not Stop for Death".

Answers will vary.

400

The pig squealed and screamed so loudly that my ears began to ring and ache from the horrendous sound.

hearing

400

To a dad who is terrific,                        
To a dad who’s real neat.                      
To a dad who makes the best of things,  
Even when they’re not so sweet!            
To a dad who’s growing older,              
To a dad who’s going gray.                    
To a dad who just gets smarter,            
It would seem from day to day!            

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500

What's the mood?

Barren branches pierce the sky,

Chattering in the shivering breeze.

The clouds hold captive

Rays of the gloomy sunshine.

Blades of grass brown and tattered

From frost’s sharp fingernails.

Winter squeezes the last breath

Out of all that once thrived.

gloomy, dark, sad

500

What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?

similes use "like" or "as"

500

Is the speaker alive or dead in "Becuase I Could Not Stop Death"?  How do you know?

Dead. Explanation will vary.

500

What example(s) of imagery are used in this passage:

The warm blue waves tickled my toes and lapped in and out of the coast. I felt the salty air in my nose and on my tongue as I breathed in the fresh air.

sight, touch, taste, smell

500

Identify the Rhyme scheme:

Upon a nice mid-spring day,                  
Let’s take a look at Nature’s way.          
Breathe the scent of nice fresh air,        
Feel the breeze within your hair.            
The grass will poke between your toes,  
Smell the flowers with your nose.            
Clouds form shapes within the skies,      
And light will glisten from your eyes        

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