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- 1. Multiple Choicea type of literature that uses the sounds, rhythms, and meanings of words to describe the world in striking and imaginative wayslinesrhymespoetryimagery
- 2. Multiple Choicedescriptions that appeal to the five sensesrefrainimageryvariationsmeter
- 3. Multiple Choicegroups of words that poetry is divided intolinesstanzasstanza breakfeet
- 4. Multiple Choicewhen rhymes follow a particular patternvariationsimageryrhyme schemestanza break
- 5. Multiple Choiceunits of meaning in poetry that work together to express one ideastanzasstanza breaklinesrefrain
- 6. Multiple Choicethe repetition of vowel and consonant sounds at the ends of wordspoetryrhymesrhyme schemevariations
- 7. Multiple Choicea blank linemeterfeetstanza breakimagery
- 8. Multiple Choiceunits of stressed and unstressed syllablesmeterlinesfeetstanzas
- 9. Multiple Choicea line or a group of lines that is repeated at regular intervalsrefrainvariationsmeterrhymes
- 10. Multiple Choicea pattern of rhythmvariationimagerypoetrymeter
- 11. Multiple Choicerepeated lines that may change one or more wordsrefrainlinesvariationimagery
- 12. Multiple ChoiceAlliterationslippery slow slopesplat, hiss, gurglerowing, rowing, rowing
- 13. Multiple ChoiceOnomatopoeiasplat, hiss, gurgleslippery slow sloperowing, rowing, rowing
- 14. Multiple ChoiceRepetitionsplat, hiss, gurglerowing, rowing, rowingslippery slow slope
- 15. Multiple ChoiceThe literal, or dictionary, definition of a word isconnotationdenotation
- 16. Multiple ChoiceConnotationconsists of the ideas and feelings that the word brings to mindthe literal, or dictionary, definition of a word
- 17. Multiple ChoicePeculiar has a more negative connotation than rare.TrueFalse
- 18. Multiple Choiceuses the word like or as to compare two seemingly unlike thingsmetaphorsimilepersonification
- 19. Multiple Choicethe writer gives human qualities to a nonhuman subjectpersonificationsimilemetaphor
- 20. Multiple Choicedescribes one thing as if it were something elsesimilepersonificationmetaphor
- 21. Multiple ChoiceA narrative poemtells a story in verseis a three-line Japanese poemis shaped to look like its subject
- 22. Multiple Choicehumorous, five-line poems with a specific rhythmic pattern and schemehaikufree verselimerick
- 23. Multiple Choicesong-like poems that tell stories, often deal with adventure or romanceballadconcretehaikufree verse
- 24. Multiple Choiceexpresses thoughts and feelings of a single speaker, often in musical verseballadfree verselyric
- 25. Multiple Choiceno regular meter, rhyme, fixed line length, or specific stanza patternballadlyriclimerickfree verse
- 26. Multiple ChoiceA haiku poemhas five linesis Chinesehas three lines
- 27. Multiple ChoiceIf a poem is shaped to look like their subjects, the lines are arranged to create a picture on the page it is ahaiku poemlimerick poema concrete poema narrative poem
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