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Test your understanding of poetic concepts.

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Brooke Reed

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Poetic Persuasion QuizVersion en ligne Test your understanding of poetic concepts. par Brooke Reed 1 What does Acevedo mean by 'singularity' in her passage? a Including singularities is the worst thing to do in poetry. b Including constraints is very important to do in poetry. c Writers should be as different from others as possible. d Writers should lean into their unique qualities of themselves. 2 Best poetic argument about drilling through public lands? a The lives of animals are more important than gathering oil. b Humans will stop at nothing to earn more money, even murdering endangered animals. c When man plunders Earth, he will despair at his loneliness. d Humans must return to their cities and leave the animals alone. 3 What figurative language is used in the excerpt from Then and Now? a irony b simile c metaphor d personification 4 // a Write yourself into every story as the main character. b Become a metaphorical window. c Write the stories you've always wanted to read. d Become both the window and the mirror for those who read your work. 5 How can a reader identify the central idea of an interview? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Look for repeated words. b Look for signal phrases where someone talks about one's own motivation. c Look for places where someone talks about one's own childhood heroes. d Look for words that are bolded or in italics. 6 What is the conceit in Monsoon Season best described as? a silence compared to family b monsoon compared to grief c silence compared to misery d monsoon compared to weeping 7 What is the purpose of a conceit in an argumentative poem? a to highlight the argument by using an extended simile b to highlight the figurative language by using personification c to highlight the argument by using an extended metaphor d to highlight the figurative language by using an argument 8 Best poetic argument about requiring women to register for the draft? a War doesn't discriminate between man and woman; war cries out for all. b Women can fight just as well as men can. c If men have to register for the draft, it isn't fair that women don't have to register. d War doesn't care if soldiers are men or women; everyone should fight. 9 How does a poetry workshop help poets draft argumentative poems? a explains what topics can be used b explains the writing steps to them c publishes the poem d provides feedback 10 What is the strongest poetic argument against capital punishment? a Murder for murder doesn't make any sense. b Practicing capital punishment makes us as bad as them. c To die for dying is like flying to fall. d Cruel and unusual means no extreme harm to a prisoner. 11 What MUST an argumentative poem include? a topic the writer is passionate about b rhyme c figurative language that hides meaning d stanzas 12 What is the central idea of this passage from Acevedo's interview "Art Talk with Poet and 2016 Poetry Out Loud Host Elizabeth Acevedo?" I learn so much from watching the students and seeing the work they do with poems they haven't written .... What I look forward to most is when I know the poem, and a student recites it, and I learn something new. That their reading allows me to hear or see or understand the language in a way I hadn't before—that's the goal of poetry, right? a The goal of poetry is to return to it and learn something new. b She loves the competition. c Kids like reading new poetry. d She learns from watching students work with poems.

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Poetic Persuasion QuizVersion en ligne

par Brooke Reed

What does Acevedo mean by 'singularity' in her passage?

Best poetic argument about drilling through public lands?

What figurative language is used in the excerpt from Then and Now?

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How can a reader identify the central idea of an interview? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

What is the conceit in Monsoon Season best described as?

What is the purpose of a conceit in an argumentative poem?

Best poetic argument about requiring women to register for the draft?

How does a poetry workshop help poets draft argumentative poems?

What is the strongest poetic argument against capital punishment?

What MUST an argumentative poem include?