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Poetry
Poetry 2
Types of Questions
Types of Questions 2
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The first thing you should do when you get the passage is...
what is highlight the title
100
Group of lines seperated by a space
What is a stanza
100
When words or phrases are repeated periodically throughout the poem.
What is repetition
100
Includes information from the beginning, middle, and end of the passage.
What is summary
100
Persuade, Inform, Entertain, Explain and Describe are all types of what
What is author's purpose
200
only cross out answer choices if you are
What is 100% sure
200
The person who composed the poem
What is poet
200
A poem that tells a story
What is a narrative poem
200
The sequence of events in a story, play, or movie. Rising action, climax. falling action.
What is a plot
200
Sequence, Cause and Effect, Compare and Contrast, Problem and Solution, and Description are all types of what
What is author's organization of a text
300
True or False, it is OK to go back and read the story a second time
What is True
300
When a line of a poem ends and another starts on the next line.
What is a line break
300
A comparison of unlike objects using the words "like" or "as". She is as beautiful as a sunrise.
What is a simile
300
The central topic, subject, or lesson the author is trying to point out
What is theme
300
Words in the script the actor does NOT read
What is stage directions
400
True or False, You can find ALL your answers in the text.
What is false
400
A poem that expresses the poet's feelings.
What is a lyrical poem
400
Sam slid slowly on the slippery, slimy slide. This is an example of
What is alliteration
400
Graphic organizer used to compare and contrast
What is venn diagram
400
What is the problem in the story
What is conflict
500
If you can't find an answer in the text what should you do?
What is infer.
500
A poem that does not rhyme.
What is a free verse poem
500
Can make you laugh, might be silly
What is humorous
500
same, alike, identical
What is similar
500
writing that appeals to the senses smell,touch, taste, feel
What is figurative language