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- 1. Multiple ChoiceSpeaker, stanza, couplet, and quatrain are all...Poetic StructuresFigurative LanguageSound DevicesTypes of poems
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the definition of ASSONANCE?Words that rhyme with each other.The repetition of CONSONANT sounds in words that are close together.The repetition of VOWEL sounds in words that are close together.When a word from the MIDDLE and at the END of a line of poetry rhyme with each other.
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThe associations with a word is called...connotationclichéallusionallegory
- 4. Multiple ChoicePoetry that tells a storyFound poemBook spine poemNarrative poemSonnet
- 5. Multiple ChoiceThe rhythmic structure of a line of poetry; deals with stressed and unstressed syllablesMeterRhymePoetryLine
- 6. Multiple ChoiceA group of words written in one row that ends for some reason; the basic unit of poetryLineMeterRhymePoetry
- 7. Multiple ChoiceUnrhymed Japanese poem with strict syllable limitations; these follow a 5-7-5 syllable patterHaikuSonnetStanzaFound poem
- 8. Multiple ChoiceRepetition of sounds in poetry; usually at the end of wordsRhymeMeterPoetryLine
- 9. Multiple ChoiceA 14-line poem that follows a specific meter and rhyme scheme (several different types exist); poses a question/problem in the first part, then answers it or shows the solution at the endSonnetCinquainHaikuNarrative poem
- 10. Multiple ChoiceA group of lines in poetryStanza`LinePoetryMeter
- 11. Multiple ChoiceFree at last, Free at last, Thank God almighty, We are free at lastrhymerepetitionrhythm
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhat device is used when words have the same ending soundrhymerepetitionrhythm
- 13. Multiple ChoicePoetry uses ____ devices like rhythm and rhyme.SoundSightTasteTouch
- 14. Multiple Choice______________________________ is the words to imitate sounds.AlliterationPersonificationSimileOnomatopoeia
- 15. Multiple ChoiceA ____________________ is a single line of poetry and much like a sentence.stanzalineverse
- 16. Multiple ChoiceSimile or Metaphor?
He is a night owl because he stays up late.similemetaphor - 17. Multiple ChoiceSimile or Metaphor?
Tonya is as sweet as sugar.similemetaphor - 18. Multiple ChoiceDoes not follow a specific structure or pattern. Does not have set rhyme or rhythm.Narrative PoemLyric PoemHumorous PoemFree Verse
- 19. Multiple ChoiceUsually does not tell a story. Captures moment or feeling. Sounds musical.Lyric PoemNarative PoemHumorous PoemFree Verse
- 20. Multiple ChoiceTells a story.Lyric PoemHumorous PoemFree VerseNarrative Poem
- 21. Multiple Choicelanguage not meant to be taken literallyfigurative langaugedenotationfancy langaugeassonance
- 22. Multiple ChoicePoetry that does not follow regular patterns of rhyme or rhythm is called _____.tonecoupletalliterationfree verse
- 23. Multiple ChoiceA rhymed pair of lines is called a _____.stanzametercoupletfree verse
- 24. Multiple ChoiceA reference to a famous person, place, event, or piece of literature is called a(n) ________.inferencemetaphorrhyme schemeallusion
- 25. Multiple ChoiceWho made the sonnet form famous?PetrarchWyattShakespeareBurbage
- 26. Multiple ChoiceA humorous, nonsense-verse in five lines aabba is a(n)villanellelimerickpastoral poemcaesura
- 27. Multiple Choicerepetition of consonant sounds at the end (sometimes middle) of a series of wordsalliterationassonanceconsonanceonomatopoeia
- 28. Multiple Choicethe literal or “dictionary” definition of a wordconnotationdenotationfigurative languageimagery
- 29. Multiple Choicewhen non-human objects are given human attributes, powers, or feelingsmetaphorpersonificationsimilesymbolism
- 30. Multiple Choicea concrete object that represents an abstract idea (e.g., dove = peace)metaphorpersonificationsimilesymbolism
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