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This quiz tests students' knowledge of different types of poems.

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Types of Poems!


Types of Poems!Versión en línea This quiz tests students' knowledge of different types of poems. por Jane Freeman 1 Any poem that forms the shape of the poem’s topic. a Concrete poem b Line c Parody poem d Poem of address 2 Copies some aspect of something else, usually to be funny. a Couplet b Parody poem c Haiku d Ballad 3 The speaker talks directly to someone who isn’t there (or sometimes to an animal, thing, or more abstract idea). a Ballad b Imagery c Poem of address d Parody poem 4 Tells a story. If this book were one long poem rather than a series of poems, it would be a narrative poem. a Ballad b Haiku c Repetition d Narrative poem 5 Originally were sung and usually have a strong meter and rhyme scheme. They focus on a single story. a Ballad b Lyric poem c Stanza d Rhyme 6 Focus on emotions and express strong emotion about the poem’s subject. a Line b Ballad c Lyric poem d Ode 7 Type of lyric poem. Expresses joy at its poem’s subject. a Poem of address b Repetition c Ballad d Ode 8 First letter of each line spells out poem’s title. a Acrostic poem b Riddle c List poem d Haiku 9 Ancient form of Japanese poetry. Contain three lines: The first and third have five syllables, while the second line has seven. Traditionally, about nature. a Ballad b Narrative poem c Riddle poem d Haiku 10 Contains five lines. The first two and the last have eight syllables, while the third and fourth have five syllables. Usually funny. a Poem of address b Limerick c Ode d Lyric poem

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Any poem that forms the shape of the poem’s topic.

Copies some aspect of something else, usually to be funny.

The speaker talks directly to someone who isn’t there (or sometimes to an animal, thing, or more abstract idea).

Tells a story. If this book were one long poem rather than a series of poems, it would be a narrative poem.

Originally were sung and usually have a strong meter and rhyme scheme. They focus on a single story.

Focus on emotions and express strong emotion about the poem’s subject.

Type of lyric poem. Expresses joy at its poem’s subject.

First letter of each line spells out poem’s title.

Ancient form of Japanese poetry. Contain three lines: The first and third have five syllables, while the second line has seven. Traditionally, about nature.

Contains five lines. The first two and the last have eight syllables, while the third and fourth have five syllables. Usually funny.