The topic is the main idea of the text but the THEME is...
The moral or lesson from the story
The mood is...
the emotions the reader should feel from the text
This type of poem follows the pattern:
5 syllables
7syllables
5 syllables
Haiku
A Stanza is...
A group of lines in a poem
This is an example of which type of figurative language:
"Yellow like a bee and gold like honey"
Simile
Which type of irony is the following:
On the news last night we learned that the police station was robbed.
Situational Irony
The author's attitude or feelings about the subject
What type of poem is shown below:
Acrostic
How many lines is in the poem below:
"I do not like
green eggs and ham
I do not like them
Sam I am"
4
What type of figurative language is being used below?
"The flowers begged for water."
Personification
What is the theme of the following poem:
Trust yourself or trust your own instincts or always listen to yourself
What is the mood of this poem:
"A summer day is full of ease,
a bank is full of money,
our lilac bush is full of bees,
And I am full of honey."
Joyful/Happy
What type of poem uses cut outs of magazine headlines to create a new poem (sometimes called a found poem).
Headline Poem
How many stanza's are in the poem below:
1 very long stanza :)
An Onomatopeia is...
Words that represent the sounds they make such as BOOM or CRACK or BANG
Which type of irony is when the audience knows something that the characters do not?
Dramatic irony
The tone of this poem is...
Angry or Mad or Upset or Rude
What type of poem is below:
"Saxophone
by Nathan R.
O, My Luscious Saxophone
How beautiful you sound
Like a sine wave in the air,
Yellow like a bee and gold like honey,
O, my Saxophone a mixture of cork and brass,
Colors like charcoal, blue, and Gold,
O, my Saxophone Music sounds floating in the Air,
O, my Saxophone speaking with the sounds of a crow,
Old as a sugar factory,
O, my Saxophone, your liquid tune Unfolds beneath the silver moon
You are the wind that softly blows,
The heart of every song that grows
So play on through the endless night,
With every chord,
For in your tune,
We find our own,
O, my Saxophone,
A world unknown"
Ode
How many lines are in this stanza?
7 lines in 1 stanza
What type of figurative language is being used below:
"I was dying of laughter."
Hyperbole
What is the theme of the poem below?
All people are equal and should be represented (or have a place at the table)
What is the mood of the following poem:
Romantic or Loving
What type of poem is below:
"Once I dive into these pages
I may not come out for ages.
Books have powers over me.
Inside a book I am not free.
I am prisoner in a land
of print on paper in my hand.
But do not worry. Do not fear.
I am a happy captive here."
Couplet
What type of poetry device is being used to paint an image in the reader's mind?
Imagery
Write your own example of an Oxymoron.
Teacher choice