Blank Jeopardy

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Poetic Elements
Misc.
Format of Poetry
Figures of Speech
Types of Poems
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A repeating pattern in the final sounds of words
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Rhyme
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Words that describe how things look, smell,
taste, and sound
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Sensory Language
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The same sounds, usually at the beginning of words

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Alliteration
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A word that imitates the sound being described
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Onomatopoeia
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Language that paints sharp pictures

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Imagery
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Type of literature that is written in meter, or
rhythm
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Poetry
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A repeating pattern of sounds, words, phrases,
or lines
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Repetition
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Repeated phrases or verse in poetry
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Refrain
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Patterns of sounds and syllables
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Rhythm
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• What is a limerick?

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• A humorous poem that is five lines long

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Rows of words
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Lines
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A group of lines
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Stanza
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Pattern of rhyming lines in a poem
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Rhyme Scheme
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A stanza consisting of four lines
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Quatrain
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What is the rhyme scheme for a limerick?
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A A B B A
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Language that uses figures of speech to compare
two unlike objects
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Figurative Language
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Comparing two unlike objects using as or like
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Simile
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Giving non human objects human qualities
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Personification
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Comparing two unlike objects without using like
or as
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Metaphor
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A figure of speech in which deliberate
exaggeration is used for emphasis
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Hyperbole
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What is the format of a cinquain poem
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Five Lines One-word title Two describing words
Three action words Four feeling words One
synonym for title

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Poetry without regular meter, rhyme, or stanziac
form
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Free Verse (blank verse)
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Poetry that tells a story
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Narrative
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Poetry that expresses thoughts, emotions, and
feelings
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Lyric
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Elements of a haiku poem
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• Originated in Japan
• 3 lines
• 17 syllables
• 5-7-5 syllables
• About nature

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A lyric poem that is fourteen lines long three
quatrains and a couplet
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Sonnet
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RULES FOR JEOPARDY REVIEW

• Class is divided into five teams.
• Listen intently to your team assignment so class
  time is not wasted getting situated.
• We will begin with Group one selecting a CATEGORY
  and POINT VALUE.
• No other group is to be speaking at this time,
  but rather thinking SILENTLY of the answer in
  case there is an opportunity for a steal.
• If the group gets the question wrong, the
  question will move on to the next group for a
  chance to steal.
• Whichever group gets the steal is who the next
  question will be asked to.