10/19/23 Quiz Flashcards

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first element of poetry

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structure and form

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second element of poetry

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meter

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3
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third element of poetry

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rhyme / rhyme scheme

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4
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fourth element of poetry

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sound and rhythm

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5
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fifth element of poetry

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subject

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6
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sixth element of poetry

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speaker

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seventh element of poetry

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figurative language and poetic devices

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8
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eighth element of poetry

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theme

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9
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ninth element of poetry

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tone and mood

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10
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tenth element of poetry

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syntax

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11
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Hell Pig

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about how Aimee’s mother told her of an imaginary hog that would follow her home if she was out after curfew, installing a lifelong fear of something not real

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12
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Are All The Break-Ups in Your Poems Real?

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about how all of the relationships Aimee has been in have left impressions on her, leaving little bits of themselves with her despite not speaking to them anymore

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13
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Invitation

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encourages the reader to look closer at the nature that surrounds them and understand that they themselves are as beautiful and surreal as the ocean

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14
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The Woman Who Turned Down a Date With a Cherry Farmer

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showcases a woman’s regrets about turning down a cherry farmer’s advances. she explains the beautiful cherry trees and his kind demeanor. possibly expresses a fear of intimacy?

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15
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Small Murders

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expresses her feelings of the people from past relationships– people who no longer exist in her life– feel like they’re being erased by the intimacies she shares with her husband

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16
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Naming the Heartbeat

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expresses her inability to put the love and tenderness she feels for her husband into words.

17
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where was Nezhukumatathil born?

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Chicago, IL

18
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what are her parents’ ethnicities?

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her mother is Filipina, and her father is South India

19
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where did she attend college?

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ohio state university

20
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where did she teach for 15 years?

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western New York

21
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Catalpa Tree

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talks about her mother and the racism she experienced during her time as a doctor. her mother made sure the children were never spoiled and cared for them very deeply. the same catalpa trees that were at her mother’s hospital litter the campus she taught on.

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Firefly

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explains her memories of road trips with her parents and sister, and how they’d pull over in a specific area to watch the fireflies. their patterns are easily thrown off by other lights, and they’re capable of hunting down prey even in a larvae stage.

23
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Peacock

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tells the story of when, as a child, Nezhukumatathil tried to draw a peacock for her school’s animal drawing contest, and was publicly humiliated for drawing an “un-American” animal. she draws a sadly colored bald eagle instead, and manages to win the contest. for years, she is embarrassed of peacocks or even the color blue, despite it being her favorite.

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Dancing Frog

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explains the discovery of 14 new types of frog, each in the dancing-frog category. the males stretch their legs long in hopes of finding a rare female mate. despite their recent discovery, their population is quickly shrinking towards extinction due to habitat changes.