ENGLISH 2 QUIZ

1.      is a form of written or spoken literature traditionally emphasizing  rhyme and rhythm to set it apart from other genres, like fiction and drama.

 

• A.    Poetry

• B.     Form

• C.     Sound

• D.    Imagery and Figurative

2.      Is a unit or group of lines in a poem.

• A.    Rhyme

• B.     Rhythm

• C.     Stanza

• D.    Imagery

3. 3. When a poem has _____ then the last syllables of the last words in the lines match with each other in some form, such as in shadow and endowns.

• A.    Rhyme

• B.     Rhythm

• C.     Imagery

• D.    Theme

4.      It is a pattern of stressed and unstressed by syllables in the line of a poem.

• A.    Rhyme

• B.     Rhythm

• C.     Imagery

• D.    Figurative Language

5.      It is a literary device that creates a mental image of the event or scene being portrayed in the poem.

• A.    Figurative Language

• B.     Stanza

• C.     Imagery

• D.    Rhyme

6.      It refers to the language choice and use of the writer that allows the readers or listener to picture things in a new, often nonliteral perspective.

• A.    Figurative Language

• B.     Imagery

• C.     Reflective Thoughts

• D.    Speaker

7.      Is the central idea that the poet wants to convey to the readers. This may be in the form of a life lesson, observation, or universal truth about life and/or human condition.

• A.    Reflective Thoughts

• B.     Theme

• C.     Speaker

• D.    Persona

8.      It is refer to the voice or also called as persona of a poem.

• A.    Persona

• B.     Speaker

• C.     Theme

• D.    Reflective Thought

9.      This term came from the Latin word that means “the mask of an actor.”

• A.    Persona

• B.     Speaker

• C.     Rhyme

• D.    Rhythm

10.      It is typically crafted to express one’s emotions and beliefs in an artistic way.

• A.    Poetry

• B.     Form

• C.     Sound

• D.    Imagery and Figurative