Poetry: The Sonnet Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

The Sonnet allows to examine

A

two ideas, emotions, states of mind, beliefs, actions, etc

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2
Q

The sonnet ___ these two ideas; either to resolve the conflict or simply to reveal the tension between the two

A

Juxtaposes

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3
Q

The Sonnet has __ lines

A

14

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4
Q

The Sonnet can be broken into two major:

A

the octave (8 first lines) and the sestet (the last 6 lines)

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5
Q

The Italian Sonnet is also called

A

Petrarchan

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6
Q

In the Octave of the Italian Sonnet

A

Presents observation or problem

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7
Q

In the Sestet of the Italian Sonnet

A

Responds to octave, resolving, answering, or satisfying the change

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8
Q

In the Shakespearean Sonnet, each quatrian develops a

A

thought
*ABAB *CDCD *EFEF (Context)

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9
Q

In the Shakespearean Sonnet, the couplet at the end _______ the impact of the preceding quatrains

A

summarizes
*GG (Epiphany)

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10
Q

The Volta

A

The turn in thought

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11
Q

The Volta is often indicated by such initial words as

A

But
Yet
And Yet

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12
Q

The Volta in Italian Sonnet

A

Between lines 8 and 9

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13
Q

The Volta in Shakespearean Sonnet

A

Between lines 8 and 9 or between

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