Figurative Language

Question 1

It presents ordinary things in fresh ways, communicating ideas that go beyond words ordinary meanings

Answer 1

Figurative Language

Question 2

A comparison of two unlike things without using the word like or as

Answer 2

Metaphor

Question 3

Using the word like or as

Answer 3

Simile

Question 4

The giving of human qualities to an animal, object or idea

Answer 4

Personification

Question 5

An exaggerate statement used to make a point

Answer 5

Hyperbole

Question 6

Used to produce mental images

Answer 6

Imagery

Question 7

Use of words whose sounds suggest their meanings

Answer 7

Onomatopoeia

Question 8

Repetition of sound at the end of words

Answer 8

Rhyme

Question 9

Repetition of vowel sounds at the beginning, middle or end of atleast two word in a line of poetry

Answer 9

Assonance

Question 10

Repetition of consonant sounds

Answer 10

Consonance

Question 11

Repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning

Answer 11

Alliteration

Question 12

Involves the physical arrangement of the words on the oage

Answer 12

Form

Question 13

A sentence or fragment of a sentence

Answer 13

Line

Question 14

A group of more than one line

Answer 14

Stanza

Question 15

A pair of lines that rhyme.

Answer 15

Couplet

Question 16

Unrhymed poem consisting of 3 lines and 17 syllables. About nature. (5)(7) (5)

Answer 16

Haiku

Question 17

a humorous five line poem made up of 13 beats “AABBA”

Answer 17

Limerick

Question 18

4 line poem “AA BB” “ABAB” “ABCD” on ABBA’

Answer 18

Quatrain

Question 19

an unrhymed, 5-line poem

Answer 19

Cinquain

Question 20

the running over of a line of thought into the next line without a strong break or pause

Answer 20

Ensambment

Question 21

Does not contain regular patterns of rhyme and rhythm.

Answer 21

Free verse