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Alliteration is-

When looking for imagery, look for words that (choose 2)

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When looking for imagery, look for words that (choose 2)
you don't know
Make pictures in your head
Appeal to your senses
Create sounds in your head
2
Alliteration is-
The repetition of initial consonant sounds
All of the above
The repetition of end sounds
The repitition of internal vowel sounds
3
An example of onomatopoeia is-
diamond
Yikes
Indeed
Thump
4
Poetry is different than prose in that (choose 2)
It doesn't have message or theme
It doesn't always follow normal rules of capitalization
It is always short
It doesn't always follow normal rules of punctuation
5
When analyzing a poem's sound, you might look at-
Assonance
onomatopoeia
All of the above
Rhyme
6
The term for the way sounds are arranged in a poem-
Meter
Symbolism
Iambic Pentameter
Tetre
7
Poems are organized into-
Lines and paragraphs
Sentences and stanzas
Lines and stanzas
Sentences and paragraphs
8
Assonance is-
All of the above
The repitition of vowel sounds
The pattern of rhyme
The number of syllables in a line
9
When you analyze diction, you look for particularlay strong or powerful-
Syntax
Words or phrases
Paragraphs
Figurative language
10
When reading a poem, you should pause at (choose 2)
punctuation
end of lines
stanza breaks
Capital letters