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Splitting a line of text into two or more shorter lines. This makes the reader slow down or draws their attention to words at the ends of the lines.

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Describing something that is not human by giving it human traits

Kitchen Mixer
It dances and twirls,
In a puddle of eggs.
Powers through flour,
Sugar, and butter,
Its muscles never tiring,
Like mine would.

Activity:

Describe a tool or machine using personification.

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Using “like” or “as” to describe something by comparing it to something else.

Max
As fast as a rabbit,
Loud like a blasting stereo,
As silly as a clown,
My friend Max.

Activity

Describe someone you know using similes.

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Using the same beginning sound for two or more words that are near each other. This is one way to make poems sound interesting.

Example:
Let it Be (By The Beatles)

“W hisper w ords of w isdom, let it be.”

Activity:

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When a poem features the same word, line or sentence structure more than once.

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If the artist or writer is comparing or portraying a person, action, feeling, place, or thing as being something else, then they are utilizing a metaphor.

Example

Hound Dog (By Elvis Presley)

You ain’t nothin’ but a hound dog
Quit snoopin’ ’round my door
You can wag your tail
But I ain’t gonna feed you no more

In this song, the singer berates his significant other, comparing her to a dog that just won’t leave him alone.

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A continuación les adjunto el link para realizar el test vía Google Forms. No olviden incluir su dirección de mail en el mismo (de ese modo me llegaran sus respuestas y les enviare los resultados).

GOOD LUCK!!!

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1A ENGLISH LITERATURE - Holters Natur - MAY 21st, 2021