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Praise Poetry Feature Riddles

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Identify features of praise poetry

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Praise Poetry Feature Riddles
 

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Identify features of praise poetry

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1

Whole sentences are said again and again like a song.

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Not a synonym of 'repeat' in everyday use

Think of a device that sticks in memory.

It involves repeating phrases.

2

Words such as “Oh!” or “Alas!” show the singer’s feelings.

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Not just what is described, but how it feels

Part of how poetry conveys mood.

Shows feeling or emotion.

3

Many images are used to describe the person being praised.

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Think similes and metaphors

Figures of speech link two things.

Uses pictures to explain qualities.

4

Praise poetry is meant to be heard in this way, not quietly.

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Not silent reading

Audibility is key in performance.

It’s about volume.

5

The person who performs a praise poem is a praise ___ .

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Rhymes with 'ringer'

A common musical role.

The performer of a poem or song.

6

Praise poetry can honour a leader, a country, God, or ___.

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What surrounds us all

Often considered the natural world.

A broad, non-human focus.

7

Objects or images used to represent qualities are called ___.

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Common in many cultures

Used to stand for ideas.

Touchable items? No—representational items.

8

Praise poetry is an important part of African ___ .

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Not just art or language

Traditions, arts, and beliefs.

A broad social concept.

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