Understanding Poetry
Across
- 4. Using words or phrases more than once for emphasis or rhythm.
- 6. The beliefs or principles that matter to a person or group.
- 10. Words that sound the same at the end (like cat/hat or sing/ring).
- 11. To look at something closely to understand it better.
Down
- 1. Ideas that people think are true.
- 2. How a poem is set up, including lines, stanzas, and rhyme patterns.
- 3. A type of writing that shows ideas or feelings in a creative way, often using rhyme or rhythm.
- 5. Descriptive words that help you imagine things using your senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell).
- 7. A group of lines in a poem, like a paragraph in a story.
- 8. Everyday writing or speaking that is not poetry.
- 9. The rhythm of beats or stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem.