Poetry/Hyper/Concrete

Question 1

It is a type of literature written in not so ordinary words that usually follows a set of rules like rhyme and meter.

The words used in writing this form sounds, images and evokes emotional response.

Answer 1

Poetry

Question 2

Where is poetry derived from?

Answer 2

Greek word “poiesis” = “making”

Question 3

What are the 10 elements of poetry?

Answer 3

Local writers use: speaker, senses and images, diction, theme
Makes sound play: alliteration, repetition, onomatopoeia
Makes meaning and emotion: simile, metaphor, personafication

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Question 4

PoetryElements. It is the voice in the poem that talks to the reader. Refers to itself in first or third person.

Answer 4

Speaker

Question 5

PoetryElements. Words/phrases used to create an image that readers can see through senses.

Answer 5

Senses and Images

Question 6

PoetryElements. The denotative and connotative meaning of word in a whole.

Important in Filipino poetry.

Answer 6

Diction

Question 7

PoetryElements. Refers to the meaning of the poem. It is the overall message that maybe stated directly or indirectly.

Answer 7

Theme

Question 8

PoetryElements. The repetition of initial consonant sounds on the same line or stanza.

Ex. Jolly joyously jump off the bed

Answer 8

Alliteration

Question 9

PoetryElements. The repetition of entire lines or phrases to emphasize key thematic ideas.

Ex. We heal as one with kindness, we heal as one.

Answer 9

Repetition

Question 10

PoetryElements. Words that sound like that which they describe.

Ex. boom, crash, swish, quack, slash

Answer 10

Onomatopoeia

Question 11

PoetryElements. Rhetorical term used to designate the most elementary form of resemblances, use of “like” or “as”.

Answer 11

Simile

Question 12

PoetryElements. Words that implies a direct comparison between objects or situations without the use of like or as.

Answer 12

Metaphor

Question 13

PoetryElements. Giving/treating inanimate objects as human, by giving them human attributes like feelings.

Answer 13

Personification

Question 14

Difference of denotative and connotative meaning:

Answer 14

Denotative: Literal or dictionary meaning of word.
Connotative: Meaning through word association to another word.

Question 15

_______ is a group of lines in a poem.

Answer 15

Stanza or Verse

Question 16

Stanza can have different number of lines:
2 lines: _____
3 lines: _____
4 lines: _____
5 lines: _____
6 lines: _____
7 lines: _____
8 lines: _____

Answer 16

couplet
tercet
quatrain
cinquain
sestet
septet
octave

Question 17

_______ are words that end with the same sound.

Answer 17

Rhyme

Question 18

a. This is the rhythmic structure of the poem.
b. This is where a line of poetry ends (where commas, periods, etc are seen)

Answer 18

a. Meter
b. Line break

Question 19

This uses computer screen as a medium rather than the printed page, since it has verse with links to sub-poems or footnotes and has poetry generator, poetry with movement or images.

It is also known as _________.

Answer 19

Hyperpoetry aka Cyberpoetry

Question 20

This is a poem written in which the meaning is conveyed partly by the shaped formed by the letters and words.

Answer 20

Concrete Poetry

Question 21

It is also defined as a type of literature based on the interplay of words and rhythm.

Answer 21

Poetry

Question 22

Element of poetry that makes meaning, emotions, and
imaginations to the reader.

Answer 22

Metaphor (or Simile and Personification too)

Question 23

The poet who won the Republic Cultural Heritage Award in Literature.

Answer 23

Carlos Angeles