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Practice - Macmillan/McGraw-Hill

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Name<br />

In poetry, consonance is the repetition of end consonant sounds<br />

in a series of words. Symbolism is the use of a concrete object to<br />

represent an abstract idea.<br />

Read each cinquain below and then answer the questions.<br />

Brother 1<br />

Tell us about 2<br />

Fellow brave and fearless 3<br />

Navajo saved country and lives 4<br />

And hope. 5<br />

1. Which word shows consonance with fearless in line 3?<br />

2. How could line 5 be rewritten to continue the consonance in line 4?<br />

Warning 1<br />

Coding of words 2<br />

In the puzzle of war 3<br />

“Iron Fish” waiting underwater 4<br />

Lives saved. 5<br />

3. Which words in lines 3 and 4 show consonance?<br />

4. The words “Iron Fish” probably symbolize which wartime vehicle?<br />

<strong>Practice</strong><br />

Literary Elements:<br />

Consonance and<br />

Symbolism<br />

5. Why might using a symbol in a poem interest the reader more than simply<br />

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stating what the symbol represents?<br />

The Unbreakable Code<br />

Grade 5/Unit 5<br />

At Home: List fi ve or more interesting places and things in<br />

your neighborhood. Write 3 cinquains about those places or<br />

things that include consonance and symbolism.<br />

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