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What is stanza?
What is the process of marking out stresses in a poem to find the meter called?
Poetic Language/Devices Review
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What is the process of marking out stresses in a poem to find the meter called?
Meter Finding
Poetic Analysis
Math
Scansion
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What is stanza?
A zesty salad dressing
A group of lines forming a unit/"paragraph" in a poem
The rhyme scheme
The last line of a poem
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Usually free verse, shorter than traditional poetry, does not follow any rhyme or meter...?
Traditional Poetry
Symbolism
End Rhyme
Organic Poetry
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Iambic pentameter that does not rhyme is called...
Un-Rhyme
Blank Verse
Trochaic Rhyme
No Rhyme Verse
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What is the ordered pattern of rhymes at the end of each line or verse of a work of poetry?
Enjambment
Rhyme Scheme
Onomatopoeia
Blank Verse
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What would you call a pair of lines that rhyme?
Buddy lines
A friendship
A couplet
A duo
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What is a poem's certain pattern (rhyme scheme or meter) and certain focus called?
Poetic Form
Structure
Poetic Survey
Poetry
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A metric line that contains 4 feet
Trimeter
Monometer
Tetrameter
Pentameter
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Doves are often used to depict peace. This is an example of...
Consonance
Imagery
Poetic Creativity
Symbolism
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What is poetry that rhymes and/or follows a certain meter/verse structure?
Organic Poetry
Blank Verse
Traditional Poetry
Slam Poetry
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An unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable
Iamb
Whoopee
Spondee
Trochee
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A stressed followed by an unstressed syllable
Trochee
Spondee
Shakespearee
Iamb
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When two or more words repeat the same vowel sound but start with different consonant sounds?
Consonance
Symbolism
Assonance
Word Play
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Two stressed syllable; a "DUM-DUM" stress pattern
Trochee
Spondee
Iamb
Partee
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Name the poetic device: "The book fell on the floor with a BANG!"
Assonance
Onomatopoeia
Simile
Symbolism