Poetry Reveal

1)Giving human qualities to inanimate or nonhuman things a) personification b) onomatopoeia c) simile d) hyperbole a) personification b) onomatopoeia c) simile d) hyperbole

2) A comparison using like or as a) metaphor b) Meter c) rhyme d) simile a) metaphor b) Meter c) rhyme d) simile

3)“I am so hungry I could eat a cow!” is an example of: a) alliteration b) consonance c) hyperbole d) simile a) alliteration b) consonance c) hyperbole d) simile

4) “His eyes are emeralds.” is an example of: a) metaphor b) simile c) rhythm d) rhyme scheme a) metaphor b) simile c) rhythm d) rhyme scheme

5) Gina’s skirt swished as she ran down the hall is an example of: a) repetition b) onomatopoeia c) resolution d) personification a) repetition b) onomatopoeia c) resolution d) personification

6) “The slender, silver shoes shined in the showcase” is an example of: a) alliteration b) personification c) metaphor d) onomatopoeia a) alliteration b) personification c) metaphor d) onomatopoeia

7) “I can feel her heartbeat from a thousand miles” is an example of: a) repetition b) hyperbole c) alliteration d) rhyme scheme a) repetition b) hyperbole c) alliteration d) rhyme scheme

8) “Becca’s face is a red tomato when she laughs.” is an example of: a) simile b) metaphor c) poetic fallacy d) alliteration a) simile b) metaphor c) poetic fallacy d) alliteration

9) A pattern of rhyming words at the ends of lines of poetry a) personification b) resonance c) tulle d) rhyme scheme a) personification b) resonance c) tulle d) rhyme scheme

Prank Call 1 The ringing of the phone spoke to me 2 And immediately I knew 3 That the nightmare I dreamed about 4 Was finally coming true 5 The chill shot down my spine 6 Like a shocking lightning bolt 7 I couldn’t even catch my breath 8 But felt a riveting jolt 9 Thump thump went my heart as I answered 10 That call that would seal my doom 11 The air squeezed my lungs and restrained me 12 And hung heavily in the room 13 The deep dark voice devoured me 14 It was a burning flame 15 Scorching, searing, sweltering 16 As my fear I tried to tame 17 Suddenly a giggle 18 A laugh on the other end 19 And finally, I realized 20 That it was just my friend! --T. Santana 10) Lines 1, 11, and 13 include examples of: a)similesimile b)personificationpersonification c) consonance d) apostrophe

Prank Call 1 The ringing of the phone spoke to me 2 And immediately I knew 3 That the nightmare I dreamed about 4 Was finally coming true 5 The chill shot down my spine 6 Like a shocking lightning bolt 7 I couldn’t even catch my breath 8 But felt a riveting jolt 9 Thump thump went my heart as I answered 10 That call that would seal my doom 11 The air squeezed my lungs and restrained me 12 And hung heavily in the room 13 The deep dark voice devoured me 14 It was a burning flame 15 Scorching, searing, sweltering 16 As my fear I tried to tame 17 Suddenly a giggle 18 A laugh on the other end 19 And finally, I realized 20 That it was just my friend! --T. Santana 11)Lines 13 and 15 demonstrate the poetic element called a) simile b) transition c) supporting details d) alliteration

Prank Call 1 The ringing of the phone spoke to me 2 And immediately I knew 3 That the nightmare I dreamed about 4 Was finally coming true 5 The chill shot down my spine 6 Like a shocking lightning bolt 7 I couldn’t even catch my breath 8 But felt a riveting jolt 9 Thump thump went my heart as I answered 10 That call that would seal my doom 11 The air squeezed my lungs and restrained me 12 And hung heavily in the room 13 The deep dark voice devoured me 14 It was a burning flame 15 Scorching, searing, sweltering 16 As my fear I tried to tame 17 Suddenly a giggle 18 A laugh on the other end 19 And finally, I realized 20 That it was just my friend! --T. Santana 12) Lines 5 and 6 make use of the poetic element(s) called a) metaphor & significance b) simile & hyperbole c) consonance and assonance d) alliteration & onomatopoeia

Prank Call 1 The ringing of the phone spoke to me 2 And immediately I knew 3 That the nightmare I dreamed about 4 Was finally coming true 5 The chill shot down my spine 6 Like a shocking lightning bolt 7 I couldn’t even catch my breath 8 But felt a riveting jolt 9 Thump thump went my heart as I answered 10 That call that would seal my doom 11 The air squeezed my lungs and restrained me 12 And hung heavily in the room 13 The deep dark voice devoured me 14 It was a burning flame 15 Scorching, searing, sweltering 16 As my fear I tried to tame 17 Suddenly a giggle 18 A laugh on the other end 19 And finally, I realized 20 That it was just my friend! --T. Santana 13) The rhyme scheme of the poem is: a)ABCBDEFEGHAHAIJIKLLABCBDEFEGHAHAIJIKLL b) ABABCDCDEFEFGG c) CCATDDOGMMOUSEGGLL d) AAAABBBBCCCCDDDDEE

Prank Call 1 The ringing of the phone spoke to me 2 And immediately I knew 3 That the nightmare I dreamed about 4 Was finally coming true 5 The chill shot down my spine 6 Like a shocking lightning bolt 7 I couldn’t even catch my breath 8 But felt a riveting jolt 9 Thump thump went my heart as I answered 10 That call that would seal my doom 11 The air squeezed my lungs and restrained me 12 And hung heavily in the room 13 The deep dark voice devoured me 14 It was a burning flame 15 Scorching, searing, sweltering 16 As my fear I tried to tame 17 Suddenly a giggle 18 A laugh on the other end 19 And finally, I realized 20 That it was just my friend! --T. Santana 14) “Thump thump” in line 9 is an example of: a) personification b) simulation c) onomatopoeia d) hyperbole

15) “It sits looking over harbor and city” makes use of what poetic device to describe the actions of the fog? a) alliteration b) personification c) simile d) assonance a) alliteration b) personification c) simile d) assonance

16) The lake of their fate was made of grapes. a) assonance b) repetition c) alliteration d) consonance a) assonance b) repetition c) alliteration d) consonance

17) “Life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly” is an example of a) pathetic fallacy b) astronym c) metaphor d) simile a) pathetic fallacy b) astronym c) metaphor d) simile

18) A dream deferred is like a raisin in the sun. a) simile b) metaphor c) Personification d) couplet

19) “The lightning blinked, and the thunder giggled.” a) alliteration b) personification c) assonance d) hyperbole

20) “Nodded nearly napping…” a)alliterationalliteration b) personification c) assonance d) hyperbole

21) “The dog barked nonstop for a year!” a) alliteration b) personification c) assonance d) hyperbole a) alliteration b) personification c) assonance d) hyperbole

22) “The girl was fine crystal.” a) simile b) metaphor c) oxymoron d) paradox a) simile b) metaphor c) oxymoron d) paradox

23) “Each and every egg exploded.” a) consonance b) assonance c) allusion d) simile a) consonance b) assonance c) allusion d) simile

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24)A poetic form that includes no regular rhyme or meter a) ballad b) quatrain c) limerick d) free verse a) ballad b) quatrain c) limerick d) free verse

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25) The feeling associated with a word or its implied meaning a) denotation b) connotation c) arbitration d) perpetration a) denotation b) connotation c) arbitration d) perpetration

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