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Review for Phil's ENG9 Quarter Exam
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Tone refers to the feelings evoked in the reader while Mood refers to the authors attitude or emotions towards a subject matter.

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Themes are often universal concepts or topics that reflect the human experience and emotions. They provide the deeper meaning of the poem.

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The _______ of a poem is its central idea or underlying message that the poet aims to convey through their words and imagery.
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Match the description to its mood type.

  • happiness, delight, and positivity
  • mood of calmness, peace, and tranquility
  • intrigue, uncertainty, and enigma
  • unease, strangeness, and the supernatural
  • tension, worry, and unease
  • love, passion, and emotional connection
  • optimism, anticipation, and aspiration
  • sadness, sorrow, and introspection
  • longing for the past, reminiscence, and sentimentality
  • Joyful
  • Melancholic
  • Mysterious
  • Eerie
  • Romantic
  • Serene
  • Hopeful
  • Nostalgic
  • Anxious
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Mood is not created through various literary devices, such as imagery, word choice, rhythm, and even the subject matter of the poem.

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_______ refers to the emotional atmosphere or feeling that a poem evokes in the reader.
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What could be the possible tone of the poem given the description?

  • The tone is intense, urgent, and distressed
  • The poem use somber imagery, and themes of loss or longing.
  • The poem use lively language, vibrant imagery, and enthusiastic descriptions.
  • The poem use gentle language and soothing imagery.
  • The poem use seemingly positive language to convey a negative or critical meaning.
  • The tone is unsettling. The poem use unusual or uncanny imagery and language to create a sense of unease.
    8. : The tone is intense, urgent, and distressed.
  • The poem may use uplifting language and imagery to inspire a sense of possibility.
  • The poem’s language is intense, frustrated, and indignant. The poem use strong and forceful language.
  • Joyful
  • Melancholic
  • Angry
  • Calm
  • Mocking
  • Hopeful
  • Eerie
  • Desperation
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The tone can be complex, encompassing various emotions and attitudes that contribute to the overall meaning of the poem.

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It refers to the attitude or emotional state of the speaker or narrator as conveyed through the words and language choices in the poem.

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The persona is not the poet's own voice, but rather a mask that the poet wears to convey a particular point of view or convey a certain message.

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It's a literary device that allows the poet to explore different perspectives, emotions, or experiences by stepping into the shoes of someone else.

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Match the description and sample poem to its type of rhyme:

  • Features words with similar but not identical sounds. It includes variations like consonance and assonance.
  • Hope is a thing with feathers

    That perches in the soul
    And sings the tune without the words
    And never stops at all….
  • Involves words with identical sounds (both vowel and consonant) in their final stressed syllables (e.g., "cat" and "hat").
  • Involves rhyming words within the same line of verse.
  • Romance, who loves to nod and sing,
    With drowsy head and folded wing,
    Among the green leaves as they shake
    Far down within some shadowy lake,
  • Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,

    While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping
  • Internal Rhyme
  • Slant Rhyme or Near Rhyme
  • Perfect Rhyme
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Rhyming words create a sense of musicality, rhythm, and coherence, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the poem.

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What is a poetic device involving the repetition of similar or identical sounds at the end of words or in specific patterns within a poem?

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  • da-DUM, "To BE or NOT to BE, THAT is the QUESTion."
  • DUM-DUM, “BREAK, BREAK, BREAK, On thy COLD GREY STONES, O Sea"
  • DUM-da-da, “HALF a league, HALF a league,
    HALF a league ONward,
  • da-da-DUM, "And the SOUND of a VOICE that is STILL."
  • DUM-da, "TELL me NOT in MOURNful NUMbers."
  • Iambic Meter
  • Trochaic Meter
  • Anapestic Meter
  • Dactylic Meter
  • Spondaic Meter
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Each types of syllables have two characteristics.

  • syllable is pronounced with less emphasis or force, making it sound more relaxed or soft.
  • It is often marked with an "x" symbol or a horizontal line (-).
  • It is often marked with an "x" symbol or a horizontal line (-).
  • syllable is one that is pronounced with more emphasis or force than the other syllables.
  • Stressed
  • Unstressed
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Meter is the arrangement of these syllables to create a sense of rhythm and musicality in poetry.

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What element in poetry refers to the RHYTHMIC PATTERN of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line?

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Categorize the stanzas to its type.

  • Quatrain
  • Quantain
  • Couplet
  • Octave
  • Tercet
  • Sestet
  • Septet
  • Monostitch
  • 1 line
  • 2 lines
  • 3 lines
  • 4 lines
  • 5 lines
  • 6 lines
  • 7 lines
  • 8 lines
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What poetry element is this called?

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Stanzas help to organize the flow of ideas, themes, or emotions.

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A _______ refers to a group of lines that are arranged together in a poem.
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What makes up an exceptional and well-crafted poem?

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Poetry is shorter than most literary forms because they are written with carefully chosen sets of words.

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What is a literary form that uses language in its finest, most beautiful form?

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I'm the author's attitude, so clear,
How they feel about what you hear.
I can be serious, playful, or grave,
In the words I shape, my traces you'll crave.

What am I?

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I'm the atmosphere of a poem so grand,
The feelings and emotions that expand.
Whether happy, sad, or eerie and dark,
I set the vibe like a creative spark.

What am I?

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I'm the mask a poet wears for a while,
Stepping into another's shoes with a smile.
Through my eyes, the words take a new view,
A different perspective, crafted just for you.

What am I?

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I'm the message hidden between the lines,
The central idea that often shines.
I tie together the elements so fine,
In the heart of a poem, I'm what you'll find.

What am I?

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I'm the reason behind words that chime,
Creating musicality in every line.
When sounds repeat at the end of a phrase,
I'm the element that poets often praise.

What am I?

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The Chronicles of Narnia is NOT an example of an allegory because of its Christian themes of redemption and sacrifice.

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These are features of allegories:

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It is a story in which the characters, events, or element are used to represent abstract concepts, moral qualities, or symbolic meanings.

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What is the title of this lyric poem?

"My heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains

My sense, as though of hemlock I had drunk...""

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Who wrote "Ode to a Nightingale" ?

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Lyric Poetry is not deeply subjective and often does not use emotional language to convey the inner experiences of the poet.

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It is characterized by its musical and rhythmic qualities, often intended to be sung or accompanied by music.

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It is specific genre of poetry that focuses on the expression of emotions, thoughts, and personal feelings of the poet.

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This is a literary work characterized by its carefully crafted use of language, rhythm, and imagery to convey emotions, ideas, stories, or concepts in an artistic form.

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What is the title of this sample poem?

"I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o'er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of golden daffodils..."

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What is the title of this sample poem?

"Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could..."

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Who wrote "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud"?

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Who wrote "The Road Not Taken"?

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Poems use various techniques to create a unique expression. What are the techniques?

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These are the notable forms of Anglo-American Literature:

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Regional dialects and linguistic variations emerged due to immigration and cultural influences.

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These British Authors were widely read and studied by American writers.

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_______ , with its rich history and diverse authors, served as a source of inspiration for _______ writers.
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The most significant influence on the use of English in America came from the colonization efforts of England during the ...

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_______ literature includes the literary works produced within both England and the United States, reflecting the shared use of the English language.
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With the Anglo Saxon settlement in_______ (including England) the history of English literature began.
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The language spoken by the Anglo-Saxons is called _______ .
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The Angles, Saxons, and Jutes, a.k.a. Anglo-Saxons, are usually known as the...

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What term refers to the Angles, one of the three major Germanic tribes that played a significant role in the early history of England?

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What are the three major Germanic tribes?

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Old English: bēc

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Old English: wǣpen

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Old English: fæder

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Old English: Bēor

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Old English: Sunne