Name:______________________________________________ Date:______________________

Course/Yr. & Section:_______________________________ Score:_________________

POETRY

GENERAL DIRECTIONS:

 Read and analyze all directions carefully.

 Use BLACK pen only.
 All forms of ERASURES and MISPELLED WORDS are considered INCORRECT.
I.IDENTIFICATION
________________________1.It is a literature that evokes a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience or a
specific emotional response through language chosen and arranged for its meaning, sound, and rhythm.
________________________2.It is the art of expressing oneself in verse.
________________________3.A single row of words in a poem.
________________________4.Two lines of verse that rhyme at the end and are thought as one unit.
________________________5.Words that end with similar sounds.
________________________6.Repetition of vowel sound.
________________________7.Repetition of the intermediate or final consonant sound.
________________________8.Is the lesson or message the author is trying to convey.
________________________9.The selection of specific words or choice and the arrangement of words.
________________________10.A lyric poem which expresses feelings of grief and melancholy, and whose theme is
death.
________________________11.A lyric poem of 14 lines dealing with an emotion, a feeling, or an idea.
________________________12.This is an exaggerated comedy.
________________________13. .It is a form of poetry that tells a story.
________________________14.The mental pictures the poet creates through language.
________________________15.A pattern of beats or pattern created with sounds.
II.TRUE or FALSE. Write MY NAME if the statement is TRUE and write YOUR NAME if it is FALSE. Write your answers
at the right column blank.
1.The ballad is considered the shortest and simplest type of narrative poetry. 1.______________________________
2.Poetry has the musical quality. 2.______________________________
3.Lyrical poems include epics and ballads. 3.______________________________
4.Poetry has its own physical structure called visible shape. 4.______________________________
5.The four lines in the poem is called quinrain. 5.______________________________
6. Assonance is the repetition of a final consonant sound. 6.______________________________
7.A lyric poem is short, highly musical verse that conveys powerful feelings. 7.______________________________
8.Two lines of verse that rhyme at the end and are thought as one unit is the
Triplet. 8.______________________________
9.Epic is an extended narrative poem about heroic exploits often under
supernatural control. 9.______________________________
10.Awit have measures of twelve syllables while corridos have measures of eight
syllables. 10._____________________________
III. ENUMERATION. Enumerate what are being asked. Write your answers at the back of this page.
1-7 Elements of Poetry
8-10. Types of Rhymes
11-13. Kinds or Types of Poetry
14-15. Examples of Lyric poetry
Key to correction Stanza
1.Poetry Rhyme
2.Poetry Meter
3.Lines Phythm
4.Couplet Theme
5.Rhyme Mood
6.Assonance Images
7.Consonance Diction
8.Theme Form
9.Diction Verse
10.Elegy Couplet
11.Sonnet Cadence
12.Farce 8-10. Types of Rhymes
13.Narrative poetry Alliteration
14.Images Consonance
15.Rhythm Assonance
1.MY NAME 11-13. Kinds or Types of Poetry
2.MY NAME Narrative poetry
3.YOUR NAME Lyric Poetry
4.MY NAME Dramatic Poetry
5.YOUR NAME 14-16. Examples of Lyric poetry
6,YOUR NAME Sonnets
7.MY NAME Ode
8.YOUR NAME Elegy
9.MY NAME Dalit
10.MY NAME Awit
1-7 Elements of poetry Corrido
Lines