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Grade 6 Poetry
Which genre below is most likely to employ alliteration and imagery?
  1. Science Fiction
  2. Historical Fiction
  3. Myth
  4. Poetry
Grade 6 Poetry
Who is a famous poet, known for their sonnets?
  1. William Shakespeare
  2. Shel Silverstein
  3. Stephen King
  4. Mrs. Litteral
Grade 6 Poetry
Two lines of a poem that rhyme to complete a thought or sentence.
  1. rhythm
  2. couplet
  3. stanza
  4. free verse
Grade 6 Poetry

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Today, where might you hear a poem like "The Flag Goes By"?
  1. in a museum
  2. at the circus
  3. in a parade
  4. at a baseball game
Grade 6 Poetry
A type or poetry, similar to Haiku, created by Adelaide Crapsey
  1. Haiku
  2. Cinquain
  3. Limerick
  4. Ballad
Grade 6 Poetry
To use the five senses to gather details about a topic in a specific format is known as:
  1. Format Chart
  2. Ode Chart
  3. Simile Chart
  4. Sensory Chart
Grade 6 Poetry CCSS: CCRA.R.4, RL.6.4
How are the "silky strings" described in the poem?
  1. Soundless
  2. A treasure
  3. Nagging
  4. Teasing
Grade 6 Poetry
What was the Second Great Awakening?
  1. The second time that Sleeping Beauty awoke
  2. A period of religious reform in the United States from the 1790's to the 1830's
  3. A period during which thousands of Americans sought to reshape American life