Okay soooo I just took the "Unit 2 Lesson 11 Third Read: Poetry Collection 3 Quiz" and I got 8/8 (with 2 questions still ungraded). Here are my answers:
1. (Part A) D. (Part B) C.
2. I wrote: "You can identify if a poem is a work of concrete poetry or not by looking at the shape of the sentences. The words in concrete poetry typically illustrate the shape of what the topic of the poem is about. On the other hand, haiku poems do not share any similarities with concrete poems. Haiku poems consist of three lines. The first and last line have 5 syllables, while the middle line has 7 syllables." DO NOT copy this word-for-word, or your language arts teacher will find out. O_O
3. B
4. A
5. D
6. C
7. C
8. B
The last question (question #9) depends on your Independent Reading book selection. Anyways, with these answers, you'll get a guaranteed 100%, just make sure you're taking the same quiz as this one.
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