lesson Flashcards

1
Q

THE POEM STRUCTURES;

A

HAIKU; ACROSTIC; ALPHABET;

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2
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a traditional form of Japanese poetry

A

HAIKU

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3
Q

the shortest but the most popular Japanese
poem

A

HAIKU

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4
Q

 don’t have titles
 don’t use abstract noun
 don’t rhyme
 always in present tense

A

HAIKU

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5
Q

It is consists of 3 lines.
 the 1st line has 5 syllables,
2nd line has 7 syllables,
and 3rd line has 5 syllables
 It’s a total of 17 SYLLABLES

A

HAIKU

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6
Q
  • spells words out on the left hand side of the
    page using the first letter of each line
A

Acrostic Poem

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7
Q

a form of poetry where the first or last letters
of each line create a name, word, or phrase.

A

Acrostic Poem

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8
Q

“MY LOVE IS POETRY
MonkeyS
Yell and slaP
Lions tO
Offend micE
Visiting the eleganT
Elephant to heaR
It hide and crY.”

A

ACROSTIC POEM

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9
Q

“Tree branch sways slowly
As a child sings a sweet song
Gracefully it goes.”

A

HAIKU

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10
Q

poems in which
the first letter of each line (or couplet, or stanza) spells out
the alphabet

A

ALPHABET

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11
Q

“Altered breeds came, dangerous
existence faces great hordes, I just
knew lately many new organisms,
product quality raised, say, though us
various woes xerify, yank, zap.”

A

ALPHABET POETRY

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