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Upper Primary School English
Writing 05 - Write A Poem
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Q.1.
Choose the true sentence.
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Rhyme is limited only to prose.
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Rhyme has no reason to be in poems.
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Rhyme is not an important element of a poem.
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Rhyme is the repetition of similar sounds in two or more words in a poem.
Q.2.
What is alliteration?
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Antonyms that appear at the start of a line in a poem.
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Two or more similar sounding words that appear at the start of a line in a poem.
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Synonyms that appear at the start of a line in a poem.
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Antonyms and synonyms that appear at the start of a line in a poem.
Q.3.
The poem: is an example of what?
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Simile.
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Metaphor.
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Idiom.
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Onomatopoeia.
Q.4.
Poetry is which of the following options?
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Writing with lines and stanzas.
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Writing with only adjectives.
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Writing only with nouns.
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Writing only with adjectives and nouns.
Q.5.
What is a stanza?
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Two lines grouped in a particular pattern in a poem.
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Three lines grouped in a particular pattern in a poem.
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Four lines grouped in a particular pattern in a poem.
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A set number of lines grouped in a particular pattern in a poem.
Q.6.
In Shakespeare's Sonnet 130, the poet describes the unattractiveness of his mistress as: and This form of description is an example of what?
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Metaphor.
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Hyperbole.
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Simile.
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Idiom.
Q.7.
is an example of what?
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Onomatopoeia.
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Alliteration.
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Personification.
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Rhyme.
Q.8.
Why are poems often used to tell stories, particularly so in ancient times?
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Because they were written by great poets.
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Because they were ordained by the gods.
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Because they were mandated by the government.
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Because the structure of a poem with rhymes and rhythm makes it easy to remember.
Q.9.
What is personification?
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Using only proper nouns in poetry.
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Using only common nouns in poetry.
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Expressing ideas and objects through human feelings and human actions in poetry.
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The autobiography of the poet written in the form of a poem.
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