Introduction to Poetry: Rhyme Scheme

In this lesson, we will introduce rhyme scheme and practise identifying patterns of rhyme in poetry.

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.Which of these tells us what structure means in poetry?

Structure refers to the title of a poem.Structure refers to the way the poem has been organised.Structure refers to the figurative language used in a poem.Structure is to do with the words used in a poem.

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Q2.Which of these is NOT something we would look at when thinking about how a poem is structured?

The opening of the poem.The end of the poem.How the stanzas in the poem are organised.The figurative language in the poem.

2/5

Q3.Which of these is another word for the turning point in a poem?

ImageryStanzaVoltaMetaphor

3/5

Q4.What might a poet do to build on a key idea or theme in their poetry?

Repeat important lines.Use long and short stanzas.

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Q5.What might a poet do to reflect ideas to do with time or pace in their poetry?

Repeat important lines.Use long and short stanzas.

5/5

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.Which of these tells us what structure means in poetry?

1/5

Q2.Which of these is NOT something we would look at when thinking about how a poem is structured?

The opening of the poem.The end of the poem.How the stanzas in the poem are organised.The figurative language in the poem.

2/5

Q3.Which of these is another word for the turning point in a poem?

ImageryStanzaVoltaMetaphor

3/5

Q4.What might a poet do to build on a key idea or theme in their poetry?

Repeat important lines.Use long and short stanzas.

4/5

Q5.What might a poet do to reflect ideas to do with time or pace in their poetry?

Repeat important lines.Use long and short stanzas.

5/5

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Introduction to Poetry: Rhyme Scheme

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Q1.Which of these is true about rhyme?

Rhyme is to do with taste.Rhyme is to do with touch.Rhyme is to do with sound.Rhyme is to do with sight.

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Q2.Which of the following pairs of words rhyme fully?

Short and large.Love and dove.Fair and obscure.Eye and symmetry.

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Q3.Which of the following pairs of words is an example of half-rhyme?

Short and large.Love and dove.Scar and far.Eye and symmetry.

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Q4.Which of the following statements is true about rhyme scheme?

Rhyme scheme has nothing to do with the structure in a poem.Rhyme scheme describes the figurative language used in a poem.Rhyme scheme is a very important part of the structure in a poem.

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Q5.Which of the following statements is true about poetry and rhyme?

All poems must have some type of rhyme scheme.Some poems contain rhyme and some do not contain any.A poem with half-rhyme does not count as a poem.Poems without rhyme are called stories.

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Q6.When exploring rhyme scheme, what do we use to show which lines rhyme?

Numbers.Bullet Points.Clicks of our fingers.Letters.

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Q7.Which of the following is NOT a reason why a poet might use a rhyme scheme in their writing?

To make their poem sound a certain way.To create patterns that will help the poem to flow in a certain way.To help link lines and stanzas in their poem together.To show they know lots of rhyming words.

7/7

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Introduction to Poetry: Rhyme Scheme

Lesson 6 of 8

Q1.Which of these is true about rhyme?

Rhyme is to do with taste.Rhyme is to do with touch.Rhyme is to do with sound.Rhyme is to do with sight.

1/7

Q2.Which of the following pairs of words rhyme fully?

Short and large.Love and dove.Fair and obscure.Eye and symmetry.

2/7

Q3.Which of the following pairs of words is an example of half-rhyme?

Short and large.Love and dove.Scar and far.Eye and symmetry.

3/7

Q4.Which of the following statements is true about rhyme scheme?

Rhyme scheme has nothing to do with the structure in a poem.Rhyme scheme describes the figurative language used in a poem.Rhyme scheme is a very important part of the structure in a poem.

4/7

Q5.Which of the following statements is true about poetry and rhyme?

All poems must have some type of rhyme scheme.Some poems contain rhyme and some do not contain any.A poem with half-rhyme does not count as a poem.Poems without rhyme are called stories.

5/7

Q6.When exploring rhyme scheme, what do we use to show which lines rhyme?

Numbers.Bullet Points.Clicks of our fingers.Letters.

6/7

Q7.Which of the following is NOT a reason why a poet might use a rhyme scheme in their writing?

7/7

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