This Poetry Types Practice Quiz assesses understanding of various poetic forms including sonnets, lyrics, ballads, elegies, acrostic poems, and haikus. It highlights key characteristics and structures of each type, enhancing learners' appreciation and analytical skills in poetry.
Line
Verse
Couplet
Lyric
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Limerick
Free verse
Funny
Lyric
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Haiku
Diamante
Shape
Acrostic
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Rap
Free style
Free verse
Spoken word
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A poem that has 14 lines that uses rhyme in a set pattern or formal rhyme scheme.
A poem that sounds like a song with 14 rhyming lines.
A poem that was written by Shakespeare.
A poem that has 14 lines uses time in a set pattern or formal rhyme scheme.
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Cinquain
Elegy
Haiku
Epic
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A seven line musical poem.
A type of poetry that has no set form - it is free from mixed patterns of rhyme.
A musical poem for dancing.
A musical poem that tells a story - usually features a refrain, which is a repeated phrase or idea.
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Five line poem with a specific pattern.
A unit of verse consisting of two lines that usually rhyme.
A poem in the shape of someone's name.
A poem in which the first letters of each line forms a word or message relating to the subject.
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Verse
Sonnet
Shape
Cinquain
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Ballad
Lyric
Couplet
Song
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A poem that is written in the shape of the object is describing.
The amount of time if takes a reader to finish a poem.
What you see when you outline a poem.
How a poet describes the subject.
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A diamond shaped poem
A nine line, diamond shape poem
A diamond shaped poem in Spanish.
A seven line, diamond shape poem.
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