Figurative Language
Using "like" or "as" to compare two things
What is a simile?
Where is Hatshepsut's home?
Egypt
Who is Perseus's father?
Zeus
This poetic element is the ordered pattern of rhyme in a poem
What is a rhyme scheme?
The name of an article, book, or other literary work or document.
What is the title?
A direct comparison between two things
What is a metaphor?
Who were Hatshepsut's parents?
Tuthmosis and Ahmose
Athena tells Perseus to slay this evil creature.
Who is Medusa?
This poetic form contains 18 lines across 6 stanzas with rhythm and rhyme
What is a villanelle?
A title or brief explanation added to an article, cartoon, illustration, photograph, or other graphic.
What is a caption?
An exaggeration
What is a hyperbole?
Who did Hatshepsut marry?
Perseus encounters these three beings first on his journey.
Who are the Three Grey Sisters?
This poetic form contains 14 lines and a rhyming couplet at the end
What is a sonnet?
An alphabetized list of important terms and definitions at the end of a text
What is a glossary?
Boom! Bang! Pow!
What is onomatopoeia?
What was Hatshepsut's title after Tuthmosis II died?
She was the regent of Egypt.
This giant holds the world on his shoulders
Who is Atlas?
This poetic form does not follow a typical structure
What is a free-verse poem?
A section or table containing additional content or information at the end of a text.
What is the appendix?
Sally sold seashells down by the seashore
What is alliteration?
Hatshepsut was very concerned about preserving this word, meaning tradition and order.
Perseus needs this item to sneak up on the Gorgons
What is the Hat of Darkness?
This poetic element is defined as a regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry
What is meter?
An outline of chapters or section titles and their corresponding pages in a larger text.
What is the Table of Contents?