Poetry

Question 1

What are the elements of poetry?

Question 2

A short poem with three lines and a syllable count of 5-7-5

Answer 2

Japanese Haiku

Question 3

In a japanese haiku, this is a seasonal reference

Answer 3

Kigo

Question 4

In Japanese haiku, this is the cutting word placed between juxtaposed imagery

Answer 4

Ikireji

Question 5

Similar to Japanese haiku, but is less restrictive with regards to the syllable count

Answer 5

English haiku

Question 6

Even less restrictive in form as the English haiku, and written in Filipino

Answer 6

Filipino haiku

Question 7

Comparable to the essence of a travel journal, this combines prose and poetry; the prose serves to vividly describe the location or scene, while poetry is meant to capture the atmosphere or “feeling” associated with the scene

Answer 7

Haibun

Question 8

Japanese short poem (generally known as waka) with five lines following a syllable count of 5-7-5-7-7

Answer 8

Tanka

Question 9

Composes of fourteen lines, conventionally follows iambic pentameter, with a rhyme scheme of a-b-a-b-c-d-c-d-e-f-e-f-g-g

Answer 9

English/Shakespearean sonnet

Question 10

A poem with six verses with six lines, each following an alternating end-word pattern

Answer 10

Sestina

Question 11

A nineteen-line poem of five tercets and a quatrain; the poem has two refrains and two rhyme patterns repeated throughout, involving the alternate repetition of the first and third lines of the first tercet

Answer 11

Villanelle

Question 12

Filipino poetic form of four lines with seven syllables each, all of which rhyme together

Answer 12

Tanaga

Question 13

Another Filipino poetic form, emphasizes narrative

Answer 13

Awit