Literary Device Review - Grade 8 - 2015

The meaning we get when we read between the lines of a piece of literature

The "paragraphs" of poetry are really called

When we are persuaded because of some kind of emotional response, this is called

When an author repeats a symbol or word or image, he is using

Shakespeare loved to make his words sound like your heartbeat in this form

Painting a picture in the reader's mind while using one or more of the 5 senses is called:

A poem written in honor of someone/something who has NOT DIED is

The pattern of rhyming in a poem which we can mark using the letters of the alphabet

The deliberate, purposeful choice of words a writer makes when writing is called

When we like and trust the source, the rhetorical strategy is called

When a speaker builds a LOGICAL argument, he is using

Two lines of poetry that may or may not rhyme

The most formal of all poems because of a particular rhyme scheme and 14 lines is

How do we mark up the rhyme scheme in a poem?

A reference to a famous piece of literature, art, cultural experience, or historical event

The order of words in a sentence OR the length (really short; really long) of sentences 

Giving nonhuman, inanimate objects qualities usually reserved for a human is called

The dog/And the cat/Sat on a log/While wearing a hat.  Identify the rhyme scheme:

When an actor is alone on stage speaking his innermost thoughts, we are hearing a

When and why do we use TPCASTT?

A poem with no set pattern of rhyme; the total opposite of the formal poem called a sonnet

A piece of literature that is meant to teach us a lesson about mankind

When we know something a character does not, what type of irony is present?