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This document provides examples and instructions for writing different types of poems as assignments. It includes: 1. An option to write a freeform poem with at least 10 lines that rhymes. An example poem is given. 2. An option to write an acrostic poem based on a chosen word, with each line starting with a letter of that word and rhyming. An example is given. 3. An option to write a "false apology" poem that apologizes but also hints the apology is not sincere, with at least 6 lines that rhyme. An example is provided. 4. An option to write a poem about a special person that incorporates furniture, time of day, fruit
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- 1. Do ityourself. In this PowerPoint youwillget the full explanationabouteachpossibilitygiven in the webquest. Therewillbeanexamplegivenwitheachpossibility. Makesure to readthrough the assignmentscarefullysoyoudon’tforgetanything.
- 4. C. Write a falseapologypoem.
- 5. D. Write a poem to a special person.
- 7. The poem has to have at least 10 lines.
- 8. The poem must rhyme.
- 11. The poem has to rhyme.
- 14. The poem has to rhyme.
- 17. 1. Think of a person you know.
- 18. 2. What is this person to you?...................................(friend/family/….)
- 19. 3. What piece of furniture does this person remind you of? …………………….
- 20. 4. What time of day do you relate him/her to? …………………………………….
- 21. 5. What kind of fruit does he/she remind you of? …………………………………
- 22. 6. What sort of weather? ……………………….
- 23. 7. What kind of animal? …………………………
- 24. Put these items in your poem!
- 25. The poem has to have at least 8 lines.
- 28. Youcandecideforyourselfwhetheryoutake the A, B, C or D assignment.
- 29. Makesureyou put everything in the poemthat has to be in there. If the poem has to rhyme, makesureitrhymes;ifyou have to addcertainelements, makesureyouaddthem. Itwouldbesillyifyoulosemarksonthis.