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Dickinson's love of nature shows__, but her lack of sentimentality shows _.
North.....South
Romanticism...Realism
Realism...Romanticism
lyric...narrative
2
In poetry, the continuation of a statement beyond theend of a line.
enjambment
catalog
allusion
apostrophe
3
repetition of vowel sounds in close proximity
consonance
assonance
alliteration
onomatopoeia
4
interrupts the sequence of events and presents an event that occurred earlier
chronological order
before and after
flashback
in medias res
5
Both Whitman and Dickinson used Romantic topics, but broke from strict ____ and ____ .
time and characterization
words and punctuation
meter and form
religion and love
6
Giving human characteristics to non-human things or animals
idiom
metaphor
personification
simile
7
Whitman's most famous work is
Leaves of Grass
Lyrical Ballads
The Scarlet Letter
Drum Taps
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an exaggeration
repetition
hyperbole
personification
metaphor
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Poetry that is highly musical, expressing the emotions of the speaker
alliteration
narrative
lyric
sonnet
10
repeating words, phrases, or lines
hyperbole
repetition
personification
elaboration
11
rhyming sounds that are similar but not identical;
meter
slant rhyme
internal rhyme
enjambment
12
a type ofpoem with storytelling as its main purpose;
narrative
sonnet
dramatic
lyric
13
words or phrases that sound like the things to which they refer
irony
idiom
onomatopoeia
alliteration
14
Emily Dickinson was obsessed the inevitability of
taxes
life
the afterlife
death
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emphasizes the "interior experience" , usually when they are painful
flashback
psychological fiction
chronological fiction
historical fiction
16
Walt Whitman employed lists of items in his poems. This called a(n)
enjambment
catalog
apostrophe
allusion
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a type of poem that features dramatic elements such as monologue and dialogue
narrative
lyric
sonnet
dramatic
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an open form of poetry that does not rely on regular rhyme,meter, or stanza division.
<p>elegy</p>
ode
free verse
<p>iambic</p>
19
Repetition of initial consonants sounds
hyperbole
assonance
alliteration
repetition
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technique in which a subject is introduced and then expanded with repetition and slight changes
symbol
allusion
elaboration
repetition