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    This document provides examples and definitions for common poetic forms and terms used in a creative writing test. It includes: 1. A list of 15 terms related to poetry such as sonnet, haiku, meter, and rhyme for students to match with their definitions. 2. A sample sonnet titled "The Break-up Sonnet" for students to identify the rhyme scheme and whether it follows the Shakespearean or Petrarchan structure. 3. Instructions for students to indicate the rhyme scheme of the sample sonnet using letters and determine if it is Shakespearean or Petrarchan in form.

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    This document provides examples and definitions for common poetic forms and terms used in a creative writing test. It includes: 1. A list of 15 terms related to poetry such as sonnet, haiku, meter, and rhyme for students to match with their definitions. 2. A sample sonnet titled "The Break-up Sonnet" for students to identify the rhyme scheme and whether it follows the Shakespearean or Petrarchan structure. 3. Instructions for students to indicate the rhyme scheme of the sample sonnet using letters and determine if it is Shakespearean or Petrarchan in form.

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    Creative Writing 11

    Test 1. Identification. Choose your answer from the words inside the box.

    Sonnet Villanelle Haiku Meter Rhyme


    Tanaga Diona Poetry Poem Theme
    Thematic Statement Imagery Thematic concept
    Figurative language Diction

    _______________________1. The choice of words


    _______________________2. The use of vivid appeals (images) to the senses
    _______________________3. The use of comparisons to make a subtext (underlying meanings)
    _______________________4. The central topic
    _______________________5. What your readers think your work is about
    _______________________6. What your work says about the subject
    _______________________7. A piece written in stanzas and verses
    _______________________8. Repeating similar sounds or the same sounds in two or more words
    _______________________9. Basic rhythmic structure of poetry
    _______________________10. A metered composition
    _______________________11. A Filipino tercet (three lines) of heptasyllabic (seven syllable) lines
    _______________________12. A Filipino mono-rhyming quatrain (four lines) of heptasyllabic
    (seven syllables) lines.
    _______________________13. A Japanese poem with 17 syllables.
    _______________________14. A fixed form poem with five tercets and a quatrain.
    _______________________15. A poem with 14 verses in iambic pentameter.

    Test 2. Identify the rhyme scheme in the following sonnets. Indicate whether it is a
    Shakespearean or a Petrarchan sonnet. (1 point each)

    __________________________________________

    The Break-up Sonnet (Peter Solis Nery)


    How can I tell you that I don’t love you na _____
    Shall I write you a letter, send a text _____
    Do I have to call you, talk to your Ma _____
    Explain to her we’re officially X-ed? _____

    How do I break a heart as fat as yours _____


    I’m just a mouse; you’re an elephant prick _____
    I know you’ve put a spell on me – I’m cursed! _____
    So now, I want your heart to fall like brick _____

    But then, to whom the flowers do I give _____


    To whom shall I pledge the stars in the sky _____
    I want to give you showers ‘fore you leave, _____
    Don’t really care if pigs like you can’t fly _____

    Point there is none now in breaking your heart _____


    I’ve written a sonnet… and made some art. _____

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