A poem scans......how odd or ...rather not? it chimes....

1. A "limerick" is a comic poem, sometimes called _______ poetry. nonesuch nonplussed nonsense numbers numpty 2. How many lines does a limerick usually have? seven six five four three two 3. Which one of the following words doesn't rhyme with the others? croak clock frock mock block stock dock 4. Which one of the following words rhymes with "beard"? feathered fired bored buttered paired steered stared tired 5. Which one of the following words rhymes with "man"? sane gain torn plan plane plain plum 6. What kind of creature is an "owl", a "hen", a "lark", and a "wren"? a human being an insect a reptile a bird an extinct creature 7. What is a "nest"? a small wooden house for a dog a bed for a cat a place where birds lay their eggs a type of clock a style of beard a notebook for writing poetry 8. If a poem has a regular rhythm, then you can say that it "________". shams stands scans scamps stamps slumps 9. What is the usual rhyming pattern for a limerick? ABABA ABBAA AABBA ABCBA 10. What is the usual stress pattern for a limerick (how many strong stresses in each line)? 33223 22332 23432 34332

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