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Froggy Jumps Poetry Elements QuizOnline version Poetry basics in English by Fernanda Alfaro 1 What is the speaker in a poem? a The poet only in real life b The voice that delivers the poem c The reader of the poem 2 What does tone express in a poem? a The poet's height b The poem's plot c Attitude toward subject and audience 3 Rhythm in poetry is the pattern of beats created by what? a Line length only b Syllables and stresses c Punctuation marks 4 Which best describes a slant rhyme? a Similar sounds that are not identical b Rhyme with identical endings c Perfect rhymes only 5 What is imagery in poetry? a A type of rhyme b The poem's genre c Words that create pictures and appeal to senses 6 What type of metaphor is implied rather than directly stated? a Implied metaphor b Extended metaphor c Dead metaphor 7 What is a stanza in poetry? a A grouped set of lines like a paragraph b A single line of verse c The poem's title 8 Which sonnet form has three quatrains and a final couplet? a Spenserian sonnet b Shakespearean sonnet c Petrarchan sonnet 9 What characterizes free verse? a Fixed stanza count b Strict meter c No regular rhythm, line length, or rhyme 10 What is alliteration? a Rhyme at line endings b Repetition of consonant sounds in a short span c Repetition of vowels only 11 What is the "tone" of a poem? a It is a feeling or emotion. b Particular people, places and things. c Attitude the speaker expresses towards the matter and audience. 12 Figure of speech in which an animal, object, or idea is given human qualities. a Simile b Personification c Metaphor 13 Select the example of an "Implied Metaphor" a The man barked. b Life is a rollercoaster. c Romeo compared Juliet to the sun, describing her as rising and being brighter than stars. 14 When the rhythm follows a strict pattern, the poem is said to have a: a An echo. b Definite meter c A stanza. 15 The type of slant rhyme known as assonance is the one that use: a Words that have the same vowel sounds but different consonants. b Words that have the same consonant sounds but different vowels. c Words that sound the same. 16 The type of slant rhyme known as consonance is the one that use: a Words that have the same vowel sounds but different consonants. b Words that have the same consonant sounds but different vowels. c Words that sound the same. 17 Is the placement of related ideas in parallel, or similar, structures a Parallelism b Repetition c Emphasis 18 What is an onomatopoeia? a Is the use of a song in a poem. b Is the use of a word or phrase that actually imitates or suggests the sound of what it describes. c The repetition of consonant sounds within a short space. 19 Is a reference to a work of literature or well-known person, place, or event from history. a Onomatopoeia b Alliteration c Allusion 20 Is a direct comparison of two seemingly unlike things using a comparing word such as "like" or "as." a Metaphor b Simile c Symbolism 21 Explain the Narrative Poetry a It tells a story in verse. The long stories are "epics," while the popular form is a "ballad." b Is a brief, often musical expression of the speaker’s emotion. c Is a type of poem that uses one or several of the techniques associated with drama. 22 Explain the Lyric Poetry a It tells a story in verse. The long stories are "epics," while the popular form is a "ballad." b Is a brief, often musical expression of the speaker’s emotion. c Is a type of poem that uses one or several of the techniques associated with drama. 23 Explain the Dramatic Poetry a It tells a story in verse. The long stories are "epics," while the popular form is a "ballad." b Is a brief, often musical expression of the speaker’s emotion. c Is a type of poem that uses one or several of the techniques associated with drama.

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Poetry Elements QuizOnline version

by Fernanda Alfaro

What is the speaker in a poem?

What does tone express in a poem?

Rhythm in poetry is the pattern of beats created by what?

Which best describes a slant rhyme?

What is imagery in poetry?

What type of metaphor is implied rather than directly stated?

What is a stanza in poetry?

Which sonnet form has three quatrains and a final couplet?

What characterizes free verse?

What is alliteration?

What is the "tone" of a poem?

Figure of speech in which an animal, object, or idea is given human qualities.

Select the example of an "Implied Metaphor"

When the rhythm follows a strict pattern, the poem is said to have a:

The type of slant rhyme known as assonance is the one that use:

The type of slant rhyme known as consonance is the one that use:

Is the placement of related ideas in parallel, or similar, structures

What is an onomatopoeia?

Is a reference to a work of literature or well-known person, place, or event from history.

Is a direct comparison of two seemingly unlike things using a comparing word such as "like" or "as."

Explain the Narrative Poetry

Explain the Lyric Poetry

Explain the Dramatic Poetry