Onomatopoeia means...

the use of words which sound like they mean

Which of the following is an example of juxtaposition?

“All human beings, as we meet them, are commingled out of good and evil.”

Closed Form Poetry...

Adhere's to rules of structure, rhyme, and/or meter

Enjambment is when...

A line continues onto the next line without pause or punctuation

Does not follow previously established rules

The act of placing two (or more) things together to create contrast

There is a pause within a line of verse

Which of the following is an example of a caesura? (Note: All 4 lines are assumed to be from a poem.)

The bird flies, then falls—another failed attempt.

Which of the following is an example of an enjambment?

A day wasted is (line break) a day gone.

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1
Onomatopoeia means...
the use of words which sound like they mean
the description of an object that makes a sound
Contemplating what sound means
the description of any sound through formal adjectives, nouns, or verbs
2
Which of the following is an example of juxtaposition?
"Horned as a unicorn, at one end and square,Set there immoveable: an altar"
"Talked to an octopus, it ran Talked to a tiger, we ran"
"Leaves that fall into the bereft wind, a once gone sound"
“All human beings, as we meet them, are commingled out of good and evil.”
3
Closed Form Poetry...
Must rhyme
Does not follow previously established patterns
Adhere's to rules of structure, rhyme, and/or meter
Does not yield to any rules
4
Enjambment is when...
A line that ends with punctuation or pause at the end of that line.
Adds additional details to emphasize the characteristics of something
A line continues onto the next line without pause or punctuation
Adds punctuation or pause in the middle of a line
5
Open Form Poetry...
May strategically break rules to make a point
Does not follow previously established rules
Adheres to rules
Must rhyme
6
Juxtaposition is...
Putting together two similar things as comparison
A poem with 19 syllables
The act of placing two (or more) things together to create contrast
A 20 syllable line in a poem
7
Caesura is when...
A line of verse ends with a question mark
There are no pauses or punctuation within a line
There is a pause within a line of verse
A line with its first and last words rhyming
8
Which of the following is an example of an onomatopoeia?
Splash
Swallow
All of the above
Jump
9
Which of the following is an example of a caesura? (Note: All 4 lines are assumed to be from a poem.)
The bird flies, then falls—another failed attempt.
The bird couldn't fly after all these years.
A human looked at this bird with pity and only wished it to be free.
The bird walked along the windowsill.
10
Sonnets, ballads, villanelles, and haikus are all open form poetry.
True
False
11
The multiple types and structures of closed form poetry will be tested on the AP Exam.
False
True
12
Which of the following is an example of an enjambment?
A day wasted is (line break) a day gone.
A day gone. (line break) A day wasted.
A day gone is a day wasted.
A day wasted is a day gone.
13
In Shakespeare's "Sonnet 18," what does the writing feature? (Note: This does NOT count for points!)
A rhyme scheme of ABAB CDCD EFEF GG
Iambic pentameter (stressing of alternating syllables)
All of the above
14 lines of poetry

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