Lesson 3

Question 1

It is an artistic expression of thought and emotion in rhythmical language.

Answer 1

Poetry

Question 2

THE QUALITIES OF POETRY

Question 3

Poetry can be classified according to…

Answer 3

Form and Subject Content

Question 4

What are the types of poem according to form?

Answer 4

• Narrative poems
• Lyrics poems

Question 5

It tells a story and relate events.

Answer 5

Narrative poems

Question 6

It expresses the feeling, the mood, and the personality of the poet.

Answer 6

Lyric poems

Question 7

It is a narrative poem that are intended to be sung.

Answer 7

Ballads

Question 8

A narrative poem that deals with deeds and heroic adventures.

Answer 8

Epics

Question 9

A narrative poem that are lengthy and deals with the love and brave deeds of a hero like “Canterbury Tales”.

Answer 9

Metrical romances

Question 10

Poems that can be sung.

Answer 10

Songs (ex. Song to Celia, Trees)

Question 11

About shepherds and rural scenes.

Answer 11

Pastoral poems (ex. A passionate shepherd to his love, nymph’s reply to the passionate shepherd)

Question 12

Poems of 14 lines. There is a definite rhyming pattern.

Answer 12

Sonnets (On His Blindness, William Shakespeare’s)

Question 13

It is a meditative poem that expresses grief for deals with sorrow and death.

Answer 13

Elegy (ex. Little Boy Blue, An Elegy in a Country Churchyard, Captain, My Captain)

Question 14

It is a poem that expresses exalted feelings, praise for someone or something.

Answer 14

Ode (ex. Ode to a Nightingale, Ode to a Grecian Urn)

Question 15

What are the factors that influence appreciation of poetry?

Answer 15

• The teacher
• The Pupil

Question 16

What is the general objective in teaching a poem?

Answer 16

To develop an appreciation of the poem.

Question 17

What are the steps in teaching a poem?

Answer 17

1. Preparation
2. Introduction
3. Presentation
4. Second reading by the teacher
5. Memorization