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Getting ready to study poetry
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The repetition of same or similar
VOWEL
sounds in words that are close together.
consonance
assonance
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Poetry without a regular meter or a rhyme scheme
blank verse
free verse
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“I love you like a fat kid loves cake”
metaphor
simile
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Poetry that expresses a speaker’s personal thoughts or feelings.
ballad
lyric
elegy
ode
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What do you call rhymes found within lines?
end rhyme
internal rhyme
approximate rhyme
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Two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme
refrain
sonnet
duet
couplet
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A poem that tells a story
elegy
lyric
ballad
ode
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A phrase or line that is repeated often in a poem. It may be a verse.
stanza
repetative
refrain
catchphrase
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Poetry with a rhythm, but without rhyme.
blank verse
free verse
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A long, serious lyric poem that is elevated in tone and style.
lyric
ballad
elegy
ode
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The name for a "paragraph" in poetry is
repetition
free verse
stanza
refrain
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When reading a poem, you should do all of the following
except
pause at commas, stop briefly at periods
read it aloud at least once
ignore or skip words you don't understand
read it several times
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Poems are created by
using rhyme & rhythm seriously
putting feelings into special combinations of words
always writing about uplifting themes
following the rules of usage and mechanics
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The name for poetry without a regular rhythm or a rhyme scheme is
stanza
refrain
free verse
repetition
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A reference to a work of literature, a historical event, religion, mythology, a place, etc.
allusion
pun
symbol
illusion
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“She’s a brick house”
metaphor
simile
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The pattern that
end rhymes
form in a stanza or poem
end rhyme
internal rhyme
approximate rhyme
rhyme scheme
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Good poets use
few comparisons
confusing punctuation
well-chosen words`
too many words
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Something that stands for itself, and for something beyond itself
personification
onomatopoeia
allusion
symbol
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The repetition of
CONSONANT
sounds, generally at the beginning of words.
assonance
consonance
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To compare unlike things using words such as "like," "as," "than," or "resembles."
anaphora
iambic
simile
metaphor
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To create an image, a poet requires
only a single word or phrase
an entire stanza
a whole poem
a complete sentence
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A poem expressing sorrow over someone who has died.
sonnet
lyric
ode
elegy
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Passing poetry from generation to generation by word of mouth is called
oral tradition
literature
elucidation
civilization
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What do you call rhymes found at the ends of lines
rhythm
end rhyme
internal rhyme
slant rhyme