1) What is a main idea? a) a type of poetry b) what the text is mostly about c) a detail that supports the main idea d) an illustration 2) What is bold print? a) letters that slant to the right b) words beneath a photograph c) print that is darker than the rest of the sentence d) a context clue 3) What is a caption? a) a short explanation of a picture located near the picture b) a table comparing 2 or more things c) a mini dictionary located at the back of the text d) a photograph 4) What is a free verse poem? a) a funny or silly type of poetry b) letters added to the end of a base word c) a type of poetry that tells a story d) a poem that does not rhyme 5) What is a narrative poem? a) a funny or silly poem b) a poem that does not rhyme c) a type of poetry that tells a story d) a group of lines in a poem that look like a paragraph 6) What is a lyrical poem? a) a type of poetry that expresses feeling and has a song with rhythm b) a poem that does not rhyme c) a funny or silly type of poetry d) words that paint a picture in the reader's mind 7) What is first person point of view? a) someone who is not a character is telling the story b) the main character is the narrator and telling the story c) the candles on the cake d) author is attempting to persuade you 8) What is third person point of view? a) someone who is not a character is telling the story b) the main character is the narrator and is telling the story c) the candles on the cake d) the author is giving you information 9) What is imagery? a) words that sound like the action or noise b) repeating sounds at the beginning of each word c) a comparison of two things using the words "like" or "as" d) words that paint a picture in the reader's mind 10) What is a stanza? a) a group of lines in a poem that look like a paragraph b) a part of a poem that is similar to a sentence c) a type of poetry that is funny or silly d) words that paint a picture in the reader's mind

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