What is the main purpose of descriptive language in poetry?

To create vivid sensory experiences for the reader.

Alliteration is the repetition of which element in poetry?

The initial consonant sounds in closely placed words.

The final vowel sounds in a line.

The rhyme scheme at the end of each stanza.

The number of syllables in each word.

What does the acronym STEAL stand for when analyzing a character in literature?

Speech, Thoughts, Effect on Others, Actions, Looks

Style, Tone, Emotion, Action, Language

Setting, Theme, Events, Actions, Language

Speech, Theme, Emotion, Actions, Looks

What is the difference between mood and tone in a literary text?

Mood refers to how the reader feels (me), while tone refers to the author's attitude or how the text feels (text).

Mood refers to the author's attitude, while tone refers to the reader's feelings.

Mood and tone both refer to the author's feelings only.

Mood and tone both refer to the reader's attitude only.

What is the purpose of stage directions in a drama or play?

Stage directions provide instructions for actors and directors on how to perform the play.

Stage directions are used to write the script of the play.

Stage directions are the dialogues spoken by the main character.

Stage directions are the titles given to each scene in the play.

Define allusion as used in literature.

Allusion is a reference to another work of literature, person, or event.

Allusion is the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.

Allusion is the use of vivid and descriptive language to add depth to writing.

Allusion is the attribution of human characteristics to non-human things.

What is dramatic irony?

Dramatic irony is when the audience knows something that the characters do not.

Dramatic irony is when a character speaks to the audience directly.

Dramatic irony is when the setting is described in great detail.

Dramatic irony is when the story is told in first person.

What is situational irony?

Situational irony is when the opposite of what is expected occurs.

Situational irony is when a character speaks to themselves.

Situational irony is when the audience knows something the characters do not.

Situational irony is when a story has a happy ending.

What are the three learning objectives listed at the bottom of the image?

Interaction between characters contributes to the development of a plot in a literary text. R.1.2 - Analyze development of theme. R.1.3 - Explain the influence of multiple narrators and/or shifts in point of view in a literary text.

Identify figurative language in poetry. R.2.2 - Summarize informational texts. R.2.3 - Compare and contrast two historical events.

Describe the structure of a scientific article. R.3.2 - Evaluate the credibility of sources. R.3.3 - Interpret data from charts and graphs.

Identify the main idea in a paragraph. R.4.2 - Distinguish between fact and opinion. R.4.3 - Make inferences based on evidence.

What does a 'Description' informational text do?

Describes characteristics of something

States a claim and counterclaim

What is the main purpose of a 'Problem & Solution' text?

To present a problem and offer one or more solutions.

To describe a sequence of events in order.

To compare and contrast two topics.

To entertain the reader with a story.

Which of the following are examples of text features?

Headings/Subheadings and Graphs

Generalizations and Logical Fallacies

What does an 'Argumentative Text' include?

Claim, Counterclaim, Rebuttal, Reasons, Supporting evidence

Introduction, Plot, Climax, Resolution, Theme

Definitions, Synonyms, Antonyms, Examples, Exercises

Characters, Setting, Dialogue, Stage directions, Acts

What are examples of faults in reasoning?

Generalizations and Logical Fallacies

Precise Calculations and Accurate Data

Valid Arguments and Sound Conclusions

Clear Evidence and Logical Proofs

What does a 'Cause & Effect' text explain?

Events (causes) and results (effects)

The sequence of steps in a process

The similarities and differences between two things

The main idea and supporting details

What are the key elements of a newspaper article?

Headline/Byline, Objective/Subjective

In the inverted pyramid structure of a newspaper article, what comes first?

Most Important Information (5 Ws and H, What readers MUST know)

Background Information (context and details)

Least Important Information (extra details)

What is the thesis or main idea in an informational text?

The central idea or main point the text is conveying.

The list of all characters in the text.

The summary of every paragraph in the text.

The date the text was published.

What does connotation refer to?

Connections or associations of a word, whether positive or negative

Which of the following is a strategy for understanding the meaning of a word in context?

Read the sentence before and after the word

Poetry - Structure, Types, Devices, and Analysis

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What is a stanza in poetry?

A stanza is a grouped set of lines within a poem, often set off from other stanzas by a blank line or indentation.

A stanza is a type of rhyme scheme used in poetry.

A stanza is the title of a poem.

A stanza is a single word repeated throughout a poem.

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Which of the following is an example of end rhyme?

The cat sat on the mat.

The cat sat inside the hat.

The cat ran fast.

The cat jumped high.

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A couplet in poetry consists of how many rhymed lines?

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A quatrain in poetry consists of how many rhymed lines?

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Which type of poem has 14 lines, 3 quatrains, and 1 couplet?

Sonnet

Villanelle

Haiku

Limerick

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Which type of poem is characterized by repeated lines?

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Villanelle

Haiku

Limerick

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What does POV stand for in poetry analysis?

Point of View

Poem of Verse

Power of Voice

Piece of Vocabulary

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Poetry - Structure, Types, Devices, and Analysis

What is a stanza in poetry?

Which of the following is an example of end rhyme?

A couplet in poetry consists of how many rhymed lines?

A quatrain in poetry consists of how many rhymed lines?

Which type of poem has 14 lines, 3 quatrains, and 1 couplet?

Which type of poem is characterized by repeated lines?

What does POV stand for in poetry analysis?

Which of the following is NOT a figure of speech?

What is the main purpose of descriptive language in poetry?

Which of the following is NOT a sensory detail?

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