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Our final scratch animation.

By: Inika, Ken and Niphan


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Welcome to Our Quiz on

Figurative Language


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What is this Quiz About? (A

Basic Summary) This game/quiz will teach year nines about figurative language and

how each poetic device can convey different emotions when used in

a poem.

In this game/quiz, you will be given a poem based on three

difficulties (easy, medium and hard) in which you will have to

recognize the poetic devices used and answer questions upon them.

Multiple choice answers will be given for the easy level questions

and descriptive answers will be given for the hard levels. The

medium level will be a mix between the both.

Before the game begins, you will be given a list of poetic devices anddefinitions in which you will need to know to pass the quiz.

This way, the players can interact with the poems in a fun way as

well as learn about poetic devices in a fun way.


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This is a sprite we would use if the

student answers the question correctly.Next to the happy face sprite will be a

dialogue box saying Well done!.

This is a sprite we would use for when

questions are answered wrong. Next

to the unhappy sprite will be adialogue box explaining the correct

answer For example Sorry wrong

answer, personification is used in this

pome as a non-living thing has been

given a quality/adjective of a human-

being.


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Instructions for Playing the Quiz

Choose a level between Easy, Medium or Hard. Each level of difficulty will have 4-7 questions in which you need to

answer. If you answer a question correctly then you will advance and

when you answer the question incorrectly you will be shown the

correct answer, why it is correct and then you will advance.

The questions are standard quiz questions and will be multiplechoice answers.

You will be given a poem and will have to answer 2-4 questions

based on the poetic devices used in the poem and how it affects the

emotion displayed.

Once you complete the quiz, you will see your total score out of 30,

what you got correct and what you got wrong.

This is how you play the quiz/game, ENJOYY!


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Definitions of Poetic Devices for Playing the Quiz

1. Alliteration: The repetition of initial consonant sounds.

2. Internal Rhyming Scheme: A rhyming scheme that happens between thebeginning and end of every line. Could have a scheme of ABAB, AABB, AABC,etc.

3. End Rhyming Scheme: A rhyming scheme that happens at the end of everyline. Could have a scheme of ABAB, AABB, AABC, etc.

4. Hyperboles: A great exaggeration of something.

5. Metaphors: A figure of speech that makes a comparison between twoseemingly unlike things without using the connective words like, as, than, orresembles.6. Repetition: Repeating words or phrases throughout a stanza, line or the wholepoem.

7. Enjambment: the continuation of a syntactic unit from one line of verse into thenext line without a pause.

8. Personification: The attribution of a personal nature or human characteristicsto an object.

9. Imagery: Words and phrases that appeal to the five senses.10. Diction: The choice and use of words and phrases in the poem.

11. Consonance: The repetition of consonance used in words on a line andstanza.

12. Assonance: the repetition of the sound of a vowel or diphthong in non-rhyming stressed syllables.

13: Theme: The main idea or meaning of the poem.


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Click Here to Begin the Quiz


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Poem 1 (Easy Difficulty)

Leaping Lions

Leaping Lions leap after lengthy naps.

They sleepily stretch strong appendages

To prepare properly for the precious hunt.Young, youthful lions

Gallop gallantly on the grassland plains.

Then they too sleep serenely after strenuous

stretching.

Click Here to answer Question 1

Score: 0


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Question 1:

Where does the author use alliteration and what

emotion does it convey?

Answering Options:

1. Alliteration is used throughout the poem to convey theemotion of happiness and entertainment.

2. Alliteration is used only on the first line to convey the

emotion of sadness.

3. Alliteration is used on the penultimate line to conveythe emotion of being frightened.

4. Alliteration is used on the last line to convey the

emotion of anger.

Click Here to see the Poem Again


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Correct!

Click Here to Move on to the Second Question


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Try Again

Click Here to Try Again


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Question 2:

Is a rhyming scheme used in this poem?

Answering Options:

1. Yes, an internal rhyming scheme is used

as an ABAB form.

2. Yes, an end rhyming scheme is used.

3. No rhyming scheme is used in the poem.



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Correct!

Click Here to Move on to the Second Poem


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Poem 2 (Easy Difficulty)

Click Here to Answer Question 1


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Question 1:

Are hyperboles used in this poem, if so, how?

Answering Options:

1. Yes, it is used to exaggerate the strong blowing

of the wind when it touches your body.

2. No, hyperboles arent used in this poem.

3. Yes, it is used to create a sad emotion.

4. None of the Above.



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Correct!

Click Here to Move on to Question 2


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Question 2:

What poetic device is used when the author says

Its biting my nose?

Answering Options:

1. Personification

2. Metaphor

3. Simile

4. Assonance



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Correct!



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Question 3:

What emotion is the author trying to convey with these poetic

devices?

Please Explain your answer with reasoning and reference to

the poem:



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Congratulations!

You passed the Easy Level


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Poem 1 (Medium Level)

Deep inside

When I smile deep inside I want to frown

when I laugh deep inside I want to cry

when you look into my eyes

You think everything is alrightBut deep inside

I want to die

maybe one day

I wont feel like this

till then Ill be happy in the outsideand crying in the inside



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Question 1:

Which poetic devices are used in this poem?

Answering Options:

1. Repetition, metaphors, similes, enjambment , diction and

imagery.

2. Internal Rhyming Scheme, consonance, assonance,

hyperboles and personification.

3. End Rhyming Scheme, consonance, assonance, metaphors,

imagery and hyperboles.



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Correct!



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Question 2:

Why does the author use repetition?

Type Answer Below:



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Question 3:

Enjambment is also used in this poem. What affect does it

have of changing the emotion of it?

Type Answer Below:



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Poem 2 (Medium Level)

Rhythm

The Rhythm of the metrical feet

dancing through my brain

does put me in a lyrical space,

a poet's grace to obtain

So if, perhaps, I nudge you a bit,

spare me your disdain.

For if you can but show me your grace,

You'll find that I love you again.



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Question 1:

What does the author mean while stating

The Rhythm of the metrical feet

dancing through my brain?



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Question 2:

What is the theme of this poem (what emotion is the author

trying to express?)

Type Answer Below:



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Congratulations!

You have passed the Medium Level!


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Poem for the Hard Difficulty

The Grasshopper and The Cricket

The poetry of earth is never dead:When all the birds are faint with the hot sun,And hide in cooling trees, a voice will run

From hedge to hedge about the new-mown mead;That is the Grasshopper's--he takes the leadIn summer luxury,--he has never doneWith his delights; for when tired out with fun

He rests at ease beneath some pleasant weed.

The poetry of earth is ceasing never:On a lone winter evening, when the frostHas wrought a silence, from the stove there shrills

The Cricket's song, in warmth increasing ever,And seems to one in drowsiness half lost,

The Grasshopper's among some grassy hills


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Question 1:

What is the main theme of the poem?

Type Answer Below:



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Question 2:

What is the author talking about when he states,

When all the birds are faint with the hot sun,

And hide in cooling trees, a voice will run? Explain Why?

Type Answer Below:



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Question 3:

How has the author used imagery in this poem to help you

visualize each action that is happening in each line?

Type Answer Below:



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Question 4:

What other examples of figurative language are there and why

has the author opted to use these particular ones?

Type Answer Below:



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Congratulations!

You have successfully complete our quiz.

Your Score is X/30


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