Poetry Question Preview (ID: 25972)

a) a poem that looks like its subject

b) poetry that always looks like a person

c) poetry that always rhymes

d) short Japanese poems

a) a line break separates one line from the next

b) a line that breaks

c) it is a line that rhymes at the beginning

d) it is a collection of lines

a) AABBA

b) ABABA

c) ABBAC

d) AABBC

a) - they don't have a set rhythm, rhyme scheme , or stanzas

b) -they have a set rhythm, rhyme scheme , or stanzas

c) - they have a set of rhyme or stanzas

d) - look like their subject

a) 5-7-5

b) 7-7-5-5-7

c) 7-5-7

d) 1-7-2-7-1

a) My face is a blank piece of paper

b) My face is white like paper

c) My face is as pale as white paper

d) I do not have a face, just like paper!

a) Hello!

b) Boom!

c) Crash!

d) Meow!

a) we see the poem from the speaker's point view or perspective. but the author writes the poem

b) the author writes the poem, but the speaker reads the poem.

c) the author reads the poem , but the speaker wrote the poem

d) they are the same thing

a) imagery is a sensory language to describe

b) a poem that is a picture of its subject

c) an image of the the poem

d) a picture to help understanding

a) The tennis ball jumps around the field

b) The tennis ball goes very high!

c) The tennis ball is green like grass.

d) The tennis ball is as big as an elephant