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Poetry Schmoetry
Drama Llama
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Mystery Box
100
This poetry element means a single row of a text.
Line
100
What is rhyme?
When 2 or more words end in the same sound.
100
These are in a drama, as chapters are in a book. (What is the name for the main sections of a drama?)
Acts
100
State 2 ways you can tell the difference between a play and drama.
Anything that counts.
100
State 3 elements of a poem.
Anything that is correct.
200
This poetry element, means a section of lines separated by a space.
Stanza
200
How many stanzas are in the poem? 
1
200
What is the difference between a line in a poem, and a line in a drama?
Poem: single row of text
Drama: words spoken by a character
200
Part A: What does the writer show by adding the stage directions in line 12?
12 IRIS: [shivering] I am, too, but do you think I’m going to let that stop us? We’re so close!! [She takes a deep breath and starts climbing.]
Iris is annoyed.
Iris is cold.
Iris is nervous but determined.
Iris is afraid of heights.
C
200
What does main idea mean?
The most important who and what of a section of text.
300
This element of poetry means to say a line or phrase over and over.
repetition
300
Give an example of rhyme from the following poem:
any two words that rhyme
300
What is the setting and plot of a drama?
Setting: where it takes place
Plot: what happens, events
300
Explain the main idea of the given stanza?
Over the river, and through the wood,
To grandfather's house we go;
The horse knows the way
To carry the sleigh
Through the white and drifted snow.
Over the river, and through the wood—
Oh, how the wind does blow!
They are traveling to grandfathers house by sleigh in the snow.
300
What is the person in a poem called?
the speaker
400
This drama element means the conversations characters have throughout the play.
Dialouge
400
What is a rhyme scheme?
How you label the lines that rhyme in a poem.
400
What are stage directions and why are they important?
What the actors are supposed to do on stage; so they know where to go
400
What is the setting of the drama?
Characters: Actor 1 Jack Actor 2 Friend, Second Buyer, Giant Actress 1 Old Woman, Harp, Mother Actress 2 Friend, First Buyer, Giant’s Sister
Act 1 Scene 1
A sign, pointing stage left, says “To the Fair.” Jack enters from stage right, stretching, as the day begins. A wooden Cow on wheels is pushed out from stage left.
Jack: Good morning, Blossom! The county fair starts today. Not that you or I will have time to go and see it!
The county fair
400
What are the people talking in a drama called?
Actors
500
What is a cast?
All of the actors in a drama.
500
Why does the author use repetition in this poem?
To get the point across that the character is car sick, and that nothing is helping soothe it.
500
State one difference and one similarity between a poem and drama.
Anything that counts.
500
State 3 elements of a drama.
Anything that is correct.
500
State 2 similarities between a drama and poem.
Anything that is correct.