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Unit 6- Poetry

Unit 6- Poetry. English II World Literature. Types of Poems. The Sonnet The Acrostic The Ode The Riddle Poem The Villanelle The Ekphrasis The Elegy The Narrative Poem. Sonnet.

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PSSA Review Jeopardy

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Figurative Language is everywhere

Figurative Language is everywhere. Ms. German. How It works. Use the symbols at the bottom of the pages to navigate through the presentation. Click word links on the home page to travel to a specific topic. NEXT PREVIOUS MORE HOME WORKS

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Literary Elements

Literary Elements. Analyzing and developing our understanding of basic literary t erms. A. Allegory/Allegorical Figure : Story with two parallel consistent levels of meaning, one literal and one figurative, in which the figurative level offers a moral or political lesson

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alliteration

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Walt Whitman father of American poetry

Walt Whitman father of American poetry. 1819-1892. Early Life. Born on Long Island & raised in Brooklyn No formal education, but very well read Sir Walter Scott Shakespeare Homer Dante Trained to be a printer Alternated between printing and journalism.

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Poetry Terms

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POETRY!

POETRY!. Poetic Devices: Terms, Definitions & Examples. What is Poetry ?. ? Take 2 minutes and brainstorm a definition with your partner, then we will share our definitions as a class. Are these examples of poetry? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRI-A3vakVg

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What function does rhyme serve in poetry?

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In Depth Analysis of Contemporary Music

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EOG Vocabulary 15

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Onomatopoeia

Onomatopoeia. onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia ia a word whose sound suggest its meaning. Examples of Onomatopoeia. whack, whir, wheeze, whine Sputter, splat, squirt, scrape Clink, clank, clunk, clatter Crash, bang, beep, buzz.

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