symbolIn thepoem,"dawn" isused as aInvertedSyntaxLines 1 & 2 areexamples ofthis form of oddgrammaticalstructureRhythmThe poem isin Iambictetrameterwhich is its______ConsonanceLine 8 is anexample ofthis form ofrepetitionRhymeschemeAABBCCDDrepresentstheSlantRhymeLines 1 & 2areexamples ofthis form ofrhymeUpperThe class ofthe authorand speakeris probablyIronyThe use ofrhyming coupletsin this poempresents a form of____ given thecontent of thepoemFree!BroodingThe toneof thepoem is1 &2The only twolines in thepoem which donot have exactend rhyme.ParadoxThis poem, in itsentirety, providesthe reader a ___,which seemscontradictory butreally is not.AnaphoraLines 5, 11,13, 14, and 15are examplesof this form ofrepetitionMetaphorLines 9 & 10areexamples ofthis form ofcomparisonIThe authorrepetitivelyuses thispronoun toshowseparation22The poemhas thismanylines1Thenumber ofstanzas inthe poemThemeLoneliness is apersonal quality /Some people wereborn to be alone /personal differencescause loneliness areall examples of ____from the poem.PoeTheauthor ofthe poemAssonanceLines 8, 10,12, and 17are examplesof this form ofrepetition10 &11MaleThegender ofthespeaker isSpringCommonSpringA symbol fora communalsource ofinspirationwould beAwaken/TorrentExamplesof uniquediction inthe poem isAlliterationWaterfallPerceptionWhatcauses thespeakersloneliness?FallThe poemis mostlikely set inthis seasonLyricThe poem isan exampleof this typeof poetryParallelismLines 2 & 3 and13 &14 areexamples ofthisgrammaticalliterary termDickensonThe author's usesof dashes as agrammaticaladdition is aprecursor to thisbridge author'spoetryContemplateThepurpose ofthe poem isprobably toAllusionIsolationA themecategoryfor thispoem isYousymbolIn thepoem,"dawn" isused as aInvertedSyntaxLines 1 & 2 areexamples ofthis form of oddgrammaticalstructureRhythmThe poem isin Iambictetrameterwhich is its______ConsonanceLine 8 is anexample ofthis form ofrepetitionRhymeschemeAABBCCDDrepresentstheSlantRhymeLines 1 & 2areexamples ofthis form ofrhymeUpperThe class ofthe authorand speakeris probablyIronyThe use ofrhyming coupletsin this poempresents a form of____ given thecontent of thepoemFree!BroodingThe toneof thepoem is1 &2The only twolines in thepoem which donot have exactend rhyme.ParadoxThis poem, in itsentirety, providesthe reader a ___,which seemscontradictory butreally is not.AnaphoraLines 5, 11,13, 14, and 15are examplesof this form ofrepetitionMetaphorLines 9 & 10areexamples ofthis form ofcomparisonIThe authorrepetitivelyuses thispronoun toshowseparation22The poemhas thismanylines1Thenumber ofstanzas inthe poemThemeLoneliness is apersonal quality /Some people wereborn to be alone /personal differencescause loneliness areall examples of ____from the poem.PoeTheauthor ofthe poemAssonanceLines 8, 10,12, and 17are examplesof this form ofrepetition10 &11MaleThegender ofthespeaker isSpringCommonSpringA symbol fora communalsource ofinspirationwould beAwaken/TorrentExamplesof uniquediction inthe poem isAlliterationWaterfallPerceptionWhatcauses thespeakersloneliness?FallThe poemis mostlikely set inthis seasonLyricThe poem isan exampleof this typeof poetryParallelismLines 2 & 3 and13 &14 areexamples ofthisgrammaticalliterary termDickensonThe author's usesof dashes as agrammaticaladdition is aprecursor to thisbridge author'spoetryContemplateThepurpose ofthe poem isprobably toAllusionIsolationA themecategoryfor thispoem isYou

Poe's "Alone" - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. In the poem, "dawn" is used as a
    symbol
  2. Lines 1 & 2 are examples of this form of odd grammatical structure
    Inverted Syntax
  3. The poem is in Iambic tetrameter which is its ______
    Rhythm
  4. Line 8 is an example of this form of repetition
    Consonance
  5. AABBCCDD represents the
    Rhyme scheme
  6. Lines 1 & 2 are examples of this form of rhyme
    Slant Rhyme
  7. The class of the author and speaker is probably
    Upper
  8. The use of rhyming couplets in this poem presents a form of ____ given the content of the poem
    Irony
  9. Free!
  10. The tone of the poem is
    Brooding
  11. The only two lines in the poem which do not have exact end rhyme.
    1 & 2
  12. This poem, in its entirety, provides the reader a ___, which seems contradictory but really is not.
    Paradox
  13. Lines 5, 11, 13, 14, and 15 are examples of this form of repetition
    Anaphora
  14. Lines 9 & 10 are examples of this form of comparison
    Metaphor
  15. The author repetitively uses this pronoun to show separation
    I
  16. The poem has this many lines
    22
  17. The number of stanzas in the poem
    1
  18. Loneliness is a personal quality / Some people were born to be alone / personal differences cause loneliness are all examples of ____ from the poem.
    Theme
  19. The author of the poem
    Poe
  20. Lines 8, 10, 12, and 17 are examples of this form of repetition
    Assonance
  21. 10 & 11
  22. The gender of the speaker is
    Male
  23. Spring
  24. A symbol for a communal source of inspiration would be
    Common Spring
  25. Examples of unique diction in the poem is
    Awaken / Torrent
  26. Alliteration
  27. Waterfall
  28. What causes the speakers loneliness?
    Perception
  29. The poem is most likely set in this season
    Fall
  30. The poem is an example of this type of poetry
    Lyric
  31. Lines 2 & 3 and 13 &14 are examples of this grammatical literary term
    Parallelism
  32. The author's uses of dashes as a grammatical addition is a precursor to this bridge author's poetry
    Dickenson
  33. The purpose of the poem is probably to
    Contemplate
  34. Allusion
  35. A theme category for this poem is
    Isolation
  36. You