
Sound Devices - Interactive Notes
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English
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7th Grade
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Anne Allen
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Draw
Create a drawing that brings this statement to life:
"Poetry without music is like a rainbow without colors—it loses its magic."
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Poetry withers and dies out when it leaves music, or at least imagined music, too far behind it. Poets who are not interested in music are, or become, bad poets.”
-Ezra Pound
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Categorize
Tree
Sea
Bee
Knee
Peter
Piper
Picked
Pepper
Wind
Kind
Round
life
sigh
try
time
bright
blend
Place each word in the category that fits best.
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The author’s goal is to use a certain sound—harsh or pleasing—to make the poem’s meaning stand out.
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Lesson: Poetic Sound Devices NEW (USE THIS ONE) (1)
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Lesson: Poetic Sound Devices NEW (USE THIS ONE) (1)
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Fill in the Blanks
Type in the example of repetition from this poem.
Type answer...
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Lesson: Poetic Sound Devices NEW (USE THIS ONE) (1)
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Lesson: Poetic Sound Devices NEW (USE THIS ONE) (1)
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Multiple Choice
Alliteration are repeated sounds found at the end of words.
True
False
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Multiple Select
Read these lines from, "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe.
And the silken, sad, uncertain rustling of each purple curtain
thrilled me—filled me with fantastic terrors never felt before;
Select 2 examples of alliteration from this excerpt.
silken, sad
thrilled, filled
uncertain, curtain
filled, fantastic, felt
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Lesson: Poetic Sound Devices NEW (USE THIS ONE) (1)
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Lesson: Poetic Sound Devices NEW (USE THIS ONE) (1)
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Multiple Select
Read the following lines from "The Cold Wind Blows"
Who knows why the cold wind blows,
or where it goes, or what it knows
Select three words from this poem that have the same vowel sound.
who
knows
blows
goes
or
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Lesson: Poetic Sound Devices NEW (USE THIS ONE) (1)
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Lesson: Poetic Sound Devices NEW (USE THIS ONE) (1)
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Multiple Select
Read this line of poetry:
Select four words that have the same consonant sound within or at the end of the words.
thrusts
fists
still
insists
ghosts
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Lesson: Poetic Sound Devices NEW (USE THIS ONE) (1)
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Lesson: Poetic Sound Devices NEW (USE THIS ONE) (1)
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Multiple Select
Select words below that are examples of onomatopoeia.
squeal
drip
splish
splash
rain
Create a drawing that brings this statement to life:
"Poetry without music is like a rainbow without colors—it loses its magic."
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