poetry

Question 1

Poetry

Answer 1

Has a less strict grammatical structure

Question 2

Lines

Answer 2

Core unit of a poem, without these a poem cannot be developed

Question 3

Stanzas

Answer 3

Group of lines in a poem

Question 4

form

Answer 4

Organization of the parts of a poem

Question 5

Structure

Answer 5

Organization of lines in a page

Question 6

Meter

Answer 6

Regular rhythmic pattern of a poem

Question 7

rhythm

Answer 7

Pattern of beats, or stresses, in a line of verse
Can be regular or irregular

Question 8

metrical pattern

Answer 8

Is determined by the number of stresses in each line

Question 9

Feet

Answer 9

Rhythmical units of divided stressed and undivided stressed syllables

Question 10

rhyme and types of rhyme

Answer 10

Repetition of sounds at the end of words
And rhyme, internal rhyme, slant rhyme

Question 11

Figurative language

Answer 11

language that conveys meanings beyond the literal meanings of words

Question 12

examples of figurative language

Answer 12

Metaphor, simile, hyperbole, personification, understatement

Question 13

Metaphor

Answer 13

figure of speech in which one thing is spoken or written about as if it were another

Question 14

Simile

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Comparison of two seemingly unlike things uses the words like or as

Question 15

hyperbole

Answer 15

Deliberate exaggeration made for effect

Question 16

Personification

Answer 16

When an animal think force of nature or idea is described as if it were human or given human characteristics

Question 17

understatement

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Expression in which something of importance is emphasized by being spoken of as though it were not important

Question 18

Sound of devices

Answer 18

Uses of words for their auditory effects can convey meaning and mood or can unify the text

Question 19

examples of sound devices

Answer 19

Repetition, alliteration, assonance, consonants, onomatopoeia, refrain

Question 20

Repetition

Answer 20

Riders intentional reuse of a sound word, phrase or sentence

Question 21

Refrain

Answer 21

Line or a group of lines repeated in a poem or song

Question 22

Alliteration

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Repetition of consonant sounds and consecutive or slightly separated words

Question 23

Alliteration

Answer 23

Repetition of consonant sounds and consecutive or slightly separated words

Question 24

assonance

Answer 24

Repetition of vowel sounds and stressed syllables that end with different consonant sounds

Question 25

Consonance

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repetition of consonant sounds within and at the end of words or accented syllables

Question 26

Onomatopoeia

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You some words whose sounds echo their meanings

Question 27

Imagery

Answer 27

Descriptive words that re-create sensory experiences for the reader appeals to one or more of the five senses

Question 28

speaker

Answer 28

Character who speaks or narrates, a poem, voice assumed by the writer, speaker and writer are not necessarily the same person