Poetry Test Flashcards

1
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Lines

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The basic unit of poetry

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2
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Stanzas

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Groups of lines in a poem separated from other lines or group of lines

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3
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Couplets

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A grouping of 2 lines

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4
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Quartrains

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A grouping of 4 lines

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5
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Repetition

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Repeated words and phrases in different lines of a poem

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6
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Refrain

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An entire line that is repeated frequently

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7
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Inversion

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Changing the normal pattern of words in a sentence

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8
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Lyric Poems

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A poem that expresses feelings, emotions, ideas, and describes imagery

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9
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Narrative Poems

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A poem that tells a story

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10
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Dramatic Poems

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A poem where the speaker of the poem is talking to another character

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11
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Ballad

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Stanzas of 4 lines, usually a narrative poem with 8,6,8,6 syllable pattern

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12
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Sonnet

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14 line lyric poem with a 10 syllable pattern as well as a strict rhyme pattern

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13
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Free Verse

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No structured poem with stanzas and lines and no set rhyme pattern or syllable pattern

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14
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Ode

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A poem of praise and admiration for someone or something

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15
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Allusions

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References to history, places, art, architecture, famous people, literature, bible passages, etc

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16
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Alliteration

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The repetition of beginning consonant sounds in two or more words in a line of poetry. (Sally sells shells by the seashore.)

17
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Rhyme

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Words that end with the same sound are rhyming words (locket, pocket)

18
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End Rhymes

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two or more rhyming words that are found at the ends of different lines in a poem

19
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Internal Rhymes

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two more rhyming words that are found within one line

20
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Rhythm

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A particular rhythm is formed in lines of poetry by the number and patterns of accented syllables in each line.

21
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Meter

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Number of stressed syllables called beats per line

22
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Line length

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Number of syllables in each line

23
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Rhythm is determined by

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Meter and Line Length