What's That Technique?
A collection of stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem that can be identified by clapping
What is meter?
Similies only use "like" to identify itself
What is no?
"Like" or "as" is given to which technique?
What is a simile?
"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." Identify the technique used.
What is alliteration
What is Mr. Martin's least favourite colour?
What is green?
Words that make pictures in your head
What is imagery?
Imagery uses all five senses in its development
What is yes?
Which poem uses rhyming couplets?
What is a limerick?
"The bees buzzed in the garden." Identify the technique used.
What is onomatopoeia?
What is Mr. Martin's favourite time of day?
What is end of school?
A collection of lines in a poem
What is a stanza?
Alliteration is the same beginning sounds in words
What is yes?
This technique must have the same sound at the beginning of each word
What is alliteration?
Which consonant sound is repeated in "Sally sells sea shells by the sea shore"?
What is "s"?
What other subject can Mr. Martin teach?
What is history?
A comparison that says something is something else
What is a metaphor?
Tone is the colour of a poem
What is no?
Haiku's use a set of syllables in three lines. How many syllables are in each line?
What is 5-7-5?
"The sun smiled down on us." What human characteristic is given to the sun?
What is smiling?
How tall is Mr. Martin in centimetres?
What is 196cm?
Exaggeration of something for effect
What is hyperbole?
Personification is giving human characteristics to human objects
What is no?
Auditory imagery is an example of which sense?
What is hearing/sound?
"The crisp autumn leaves crunched underfoot." Which two senses does this imagery appeal to?
What is sight and sound?
What is Mr. Martin's dog's name?
Who is Doug?