2. First popularized in Japan, Haiku is a form of poetry that has become appreciated around the world. Haiku
poets are challenged to convey a vivid message in only
1. A. NO CHANGE
B. sense of lightness
c. having lightness
D. they are light.
17 syllables. In Japan these poems are valued for their
simplicity, openness, and being light. Haiku poems can
describe anything, but they are seldom complicated or
people have difficulty understanding them Each Haiku
2. F. NO CHANGE
G. cause difficulties in understanding.
H. to understand them is difficult.
J. difficult to understand.
must contain a kigo, a season word that indicates what
season of the year the Haiku is set. For example,
blossoms would indicate spring, snow would give the
3. A. NO CHANGE
B. a suggestion of summertime is given by
mosquitoes.
C. mosquitoes would suggest summertime.
D. summertime is suggested by mosquitoes.
idea of winter, and summertime would be suggested by
3
mosquitoes
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