Poetry Literary Devices

Question 1

The object or idea that a word represents. This is the dictionary meaning of a word.

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Denotation

Question 2

Generally, this means any analogy. An analogy compares two unlike things to one another.

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metaphor

Question 3

Stressed_Unstressed syllabic pattern

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Trochee

Question 4

One analogy developed throughout the entire poem.

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extended metaphor

Question 5

The subjective, emotional association that a word has for one person or a group of people.

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Connotation

Question 6

The visual aspects that appeal to all the senses it can be used to refer to figurative language

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imagery

Question 7

Word Choice

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Diction

Question 8

Unstressed_Stressed syllabic pattern

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Iamb

Question 9

A recognizable, regularized pattern

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Rhythm

Question 10

The metrical patterns within poems, depent on the sequence of stressed and unstressed syllables

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Meter

Question 11

A comparison of two unlike things which uses "like" or "as" to make the comparison.

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similie

Question 12

Unusual rearrangements of words ("do this in remembrance of me")

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Rhetorical Figures of Speech

Question 13

Human attributes given to an animal, object, or concept.

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Personification

Question 14

One unit of rhythm in a verse

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Foot

Question 15

"turns"- extending the meaning of words beyond their literal meaning

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trope

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