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Poetry--Analysis and Terms
Poetry--Analysis and Terms
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A comparison of two unlike things using like or as is called:
idiom
personifcation
metaphor
simile
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A group of lines in a poem is called:
line
paragraph
stanza
block
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"The aardvark aggressively arrived at the artist's attic" is an example of:
assonance
rhyme
repetition
alliteration
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Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 levels of poetry analysis?
sonic
tactile
visual
sensory
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giving a non-living thing human or animal characteristics
peopleization
personification
simile
metaphor
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"The aardvark aggressively arrived at the artist's attic"... this example fits what level of analysis ?
sensory
visual
sonic
ideational
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A word that imitates the sounds of which it refers to is called:
omnivorous
onomatopoeia
octogenarian
oblongata
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a beat created by stressed and unstressed syllables
rhythm
rhyme
imagery
stanza break
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What is a good question to ask yourself at the ideational level of analysis?
Why do I care?
What do I want for lunch?
Why do we read poetry?
What do I know now?
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When analyzing at the visual level, you are looking at:
what the poet is trying to communicate
how the words are laid out on the page
descriptive language
how the words sound when you read them aloud