Example of Internal Rhyme

she went to pay her rent and found the money gone

Prosody is the pattern of rhythm and sounds.

Analysis of a poem's rhyme and meter

repetition of a consonant sound

A stressed then an unstressed syllable

Which one is a couplet?

She was a little tense, The notice made no sense

The repetition of internal vowel sounds in words that do not end the same.

one line ends without a pause or any punctuation

The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.

Example of Consonance

all mammals named Sam are clammy

a turning point in argument or thought

Dawn is as red as a fire's glow.

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Example of Internal Rhyme
the buzz of a bee
the fun is just beginning here, guys
it's time to fly
she went to pay her rent and found the money gone
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What is prosody?
Prosody is recognizing and producing words accurately.
Prosody is reading at the appropriate speed and rate.
Prosody is the pattern of rhythm and sounds.
Prosody is the fast, effortless word recognition.
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Rhythm in poetry is the same as...
beat
pictures
Rhyme
words
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What is a syllable?
Something that breaks up a sentence
A chunk of sound in a word
A word that means the same thing
A punctuation mark
5
What does Iambic Pentameter include?
10 syllables
All of the above
One unstressed syllable followed by one stressed syllable
5 metrical feet
6
Which is an example of imagery?
A one-legged stranger came along
Without hangman and scaffold/A poet cannot exist in the world.
And her body became transparent salt
All are examples of imagery
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A metric unit in poetry
Neck
Hand
Toe
Foot
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What is a stanza?
How the author feels about the subject
A sound like pow or bang.
A group of lines.
Give up?
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Free Verse Poetry has to rhyme.
False
True
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Scansion
Analysis of a poem's rhyme and meter
highly structured poetic form of 39 lines
A direct comparison
the grammatical structure of prose
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consonance?
Letter that is not a vowel
repetition of a consonant sound
repetition of a vowel sound
Permanence
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A trochee has...
An unstressed then a stressed syllable
Two unstressed syllables
A stressed then an unstressed syllable
Two stressed syllables
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Which one is a couplet?
Smiling in the sun, the beach was very close
Walking in the snow, I began to run
She was a little tense, The notice made no sense
The music was too loud, I could here it from there
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What is a caesura?
a roman emperor
A break in a poem line
repetition of consonant sounds
a metaphor
15
English (Shakespearean) Sonnet
ABBAABBAABBACC
ABBAABBACDCDCD
ABABCDCDEFEFGG
ABCDABCDEFEFEF
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What is assonance?
The repetition of a constant.
The repetition of internal vowel sounds in words that do not end the same.
Uses gramatical patttern to create rhythm.
The repetition of grammatical elements in writing and speaking.
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Terror leads the moonbeam to an axe. What is it?
simile
metaphor
personification
caesura
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What is enjambment?
Poetry that doesn't have meter
one line ends without a pause or any punctuation
A story/narrative in poetic form
The central meaning of a text
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Alliteration
exaggerated statements or claims not mean to be taken literally
The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.
Keep away from or stop yourself from doing
Arranging ideas and details of belief based on evidence and experience
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Example of Consonance
Do you like blue?
carry on my wayward son, there'll be peace when you are done
all mammals named Sam are clammy
lay your weary head to rest, don't you cry no more
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Identify the metaphor.
It's an igloo in here.
Her icy stare froze me in my tracks.
He moves at a glacial pace.
She's as cold as ice.
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A volta is
a turning point in argument or thought
a collection of scenes in a play
a pause created by natural speech or punctuation, not metre
a mode of persuasion
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What are the parts of an English Sonnet called?
Octave and Couplet
Octave and Sestet
Quatrains and Sestet
Quatrains and Couplet
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Identify the smilie.
Dawn is as red as a fire's glow.
The red dawn fired up the crowd.
Dawn is a fire's glow.
She woke to the red of the dawn.
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TRUE or FALSE: Verse is another name for poetry
TRUE
FALSE

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