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a Japanese poem of seventeen syllables, in three lines of five, seven, and five, traditionally evoking images of the natural world.
Haiku
Name the Rhyme Scheme (tell me the letters)
I saw a cat
It sat on a mat
He had a big coat
He drove a big boat
And it's always chasing a rat
AABBA
a French/Italian poem of nineteen lines made with 3 line stanzas (called tercets) and a quatrain at the end
Villanelle
What is the school called that the kids attend in Stranger Things?
Hawkins Middle School
What is the colored part of your eye called?
Iris
May 23rd
This type of poem forms a word or phrase with the first letter of each line
Acrostic
This is what 2 lines that are grouped together is called in poetry
Couplet
Who is the Greek myth who has snakes for hair and turns people to stone just by looking in their eyes?
Medusa
True or False:
All things need water to survive
True
The 4 branches of the US military are Army, Navy, Air Force, and _______________
Marines
University of Cincinnati's mascot is a ___________
Bearcat
This is what 4 lines that are grouped together is called in poetry
Quatrain
Ronaldo and Messi were great rivals for most of their careers, name one of the teams they played for
Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, FC Porto, Manchester United, Junentus, Inter Miami
What animal can sleep up to 3 years in a row?
snails
a humorous poem of three long and two short lines (5 total) rhyming aabba
Limerick
This type of poem is made without rules for rhyme or rhythm, but it eventually forms an image with the words
This is a sad, somber poem about a loved one who has died (final speech for them, words of respect)
Elegy
This old cartoon TV show has been around for a very long time, the main character's name is Homer, and most of the characters are yellow
The Simpsons
Which weighs more, your heart or your brain?
Heart
a poem of fourteen lines using iambic pentameter for rhythm, normally about love or some sort of passion
Sonnet
The brand of shoe Mr. Poli always wears is __________
Vans
Marvel
Say a word with exactly 5 syllables (no more, no less)
:)
What does WWW stand for when typing websites?
World Wide Web