Question

4 - Read the definition of a teacher explaining what slam poetry is and answer: What is slam poetry?

Slam poetry is a competitive form of spoken word poetry. Students can perform poetry all they want, but for it to be a SLAM poem, that means that it’s ready for battle! The idea of poetry being a “competition” is ludicrous, as admitted by founder Marc Smith. As the saying goes, “the point is not the points, the point is the POETRY”. The only reason slam poetry is a competition is to get the audience to fill seats. Before slam, poetry readings were characteristically boring and not really an event anyone was interested in attending. By adding the competition element to poetry, slam helps to build a new, energetic, excited community around poetry. Please remind your students that, essentially, the competition is a complete and total joke.

Answer 1

Resposta:Slam Poetry is a competition in which poets read or recite an original work. These performances are then judged by selected audience members or by a panel of judges.

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Answer 2

According to the text, the poetry called "Slam!" it has its comprehensive content, aimed at the entire population and not only aimed at the elite (alternative B).

This type of poetry created in the 1980s also known as "Poetery Slam" talks about current issues that are on the agenda and debate, in order to generate criticism, without "trickle down" or "detours".

Slam is a poetry that aims to expose society's problems in a direct way.

Through "battles", two composer poets expose their verses and rhymes in presentations.

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