Poetry Lesson #3 Homework

Due Monday, Dec. 5.  Each terminology is worth 3 marks, for a total of 21 marks.

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• Symbolism

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• Rhythm

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• Pace

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• Euphemism

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• Free Verse Poem

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• Limerick

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• Sonnet

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Poetry Lesson #2 Homework

 

Due Monday, November 28th. Each term is worth 3 marks, for a total of 21 marks.

Search and write down the definition of following terms below. Then, write down the definition in your own words. Then, provide at least one example of each term.

 

• Tone

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• Mood

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• Imagery

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• Irony

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• Rhyme

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• Cliche

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• Diction

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Poetry Lesson #1 Homework

Due Monday, Nov. 21st.  Each term is worth 3 marks, for a total of 24 marks.

 

Search and write down the definition of following terms below. Then, write down the definition in your own words. Lastly, provide at least one example of each term.  Remember to put your first and last name, as well as your homeroom on your paper. 

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• Figurative Language

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• Literal Language

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• Connotative Language

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• Denotative Language

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• Simile

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• Metaphor

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• Personification

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• Allusion

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