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STUDY GUIDE SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY
1. Poetry is:
A. Writing that expresses feelings and ideas using rhythm and imagery
B. Technical report writing
C. Data analysis
D. Programming code
Answer: A
Rationale: Poetry is expressive and artistic.
2. The main purpose of poetry is to:
A. Express emotions and ideas creatively
B. Store information
C. Calculate data
D. Write instructions
Answer: A
Rationale: Poetry focuses on expression.
3. A line in poetry is:
A. A single row of words in a poem
B. A paragraph
C. A chapter
D. A sentence in essay only
Answer: A
Rationale: Lines form poems.
4. A stanza is:
A. A group of lines in a poem
B. A chapter in novel
C. A paragraph in essay
D. A title
Answer: A
Rationale: Stanzas structure poems.
5. Rhyme is:
A. Similar ending sounds in words
, B. Grammar rule
C. Sentence type
D. Paragraph structure
Answer: A
Rationale: Sound pattern.
6. Meter in poetry refers to:
A. Rhythm pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
B. Word meaning
C. Story plot
D. Theme
Answer: A
Rationale: Creates rhythm.
7. Rhythm is:
A. Flow of sound in poetry
B. Grammar rule
C. Title
D. Setting
Answer: A
Rationale: Musical flow.
8. A poem without rhyme or regular meter is called:
A. Free verse
B. Epic
C. Sonnet
D. Limerick
Answer: A
Rationale: No fixed structure.
9. A sonnet has:
A. 14 lines
B. 5 lines
C. 20 lines
D. 100 lines
Answer: A
Rationale: Fixed poetic form.
10. A limerick is:
A. A humorous 5-line poem
, B. A novel
C. A report
D. An essay
Answer: A
Rationale: Short humorous poem.
11. An epic is:
A. A long narrative poem
B. A short poem
C. A paragraph
D. A song only
Answer: A
Rationale: Long storytelling poem.
12. Imagery in poetry is:
A. Language that creates mental pictures
B. Numbers
C. Grammar rules
D. Coding
Answer: A
Rationale: Appeals to senses.
13. Visual imagery appeals to:
A. Sight
B. Sound
C. Smell
D. Taste
Answer: A
Rationale: Creates visual pictures.
14. Auditory imagery appeals to:
A. Hearing
B. Sight
C. Touch
D. Taste
Answer: A
Rationale: Sound-based imagery.
15. Figurative language is:
A. Non-literal language use