Types of Poems
Poem structure
Sound & Rhyme
Literary Devices
Mount Doug Lore
100

Rhyming, humorous, 5-lines

What is a Limerick

100

A grouped set of lines

What is a Stanza

100

Pattern or order of rhymes

What is a Rhyme Scheme

100

"A heart of Gold"

What is Metaphor

100

The mighty mountain animal representing our school

What is a Ram

200

big long poem, i.e., Beowulf or the Odyssey

What is an Epic

200

 Pattern of syllables (stressed/unstressed)

What is Meter

200

Reoccurrence of phrases or words throughout a poem

What is Repetition

200

"I walked a  million miles today"

What is Hyperbole

200

Indigenous name for our school's namesake

What is PKOLS

300

3-lines, 5-7-5 structure

What is a Haiku

300

split between stanzas

What is a line break

300

Words imitating noises (BUZZ or WOOSH)

What is Onomatopoeia  

300

"The sun smiled back at me."

What is Personification

300

Famous musician & Mount Doug Grad

Who is Nelly Furtado

400

Oral, often improvised poem

What is Slam

400

strong pause/break

What is Caesura

400

The repetition of initial consonant sounds (big bird)

What is Alliteration 

400

"She's got a mind like a diamond"

What is Simile 

400

Unofficial school cafeteria serving Mount Doug

What is Chevron

500

14 lines, Iambic pentameter

What is a Sonnet

500

each line has 5 “iambs” / 10 syllables

What is Iambic pentameter 

500

Repetition of vowel sounds (The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain)

What is Assonance

500

"Jumbo Shrimp"

What Is Oxymoron

500

Mount Doug's 2nd newest teaching staff member 

Who is Sensei Shiau