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two statements that purposefully contradict each other to make a point
concrete
imagery
personification
paradox
2
what is a sonnet
a popular closer form lyric poem consisting of 14 lines
the blue animated thing that moves really fast
a set of pattern in lines
3
elements in a poem that spark off the senses, sometimes called “sensory details”
imagery
concrete
parodox
personification
4
an abrupt pause in a line of poetry
cesura
carpe diem
hyperbole
5
what poetic device tells a story
narrative
metaphor
conceit
lyric
6
repetition of vowel sounds
alliteration
assonance
onomatopoeia
consonance
7
a technique of extending a metaphor through an entire poem
narrative
conceit
lyric
metaphor
8
an authors word choice
onomonopia
simile
ode
diction
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repetition of beginning constant sound s
onomatopoeia
consonance
assonance
alliteration
10
dactylic is stressed unstressed unstressed ex- this is the forest primeval donavan
False
True
11
where the arrangement of words looks like something often called a shape poem
paradox
personification
concrete
imagery
12
an analysis of poems meter
scansion
foot
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a pattern of “feet” (unstressed and stressed syllables)
rhythm
rhyme scheme
meter
14
latin for “seize the day” which reflects the attitude for living life to the fullest and enjoying what we have now
hyperbole
carpe diem
cesura
15
a figurative language technique of giving human qualities to non-human things
personification
paradox
concrete
imagery
16
stanza of 6 lines
octave
octave
sestet
couplet
17
closed form is poetry with no set of rhyme
False
True
18
a basic repeated sequence of meter composed of two or more accent or unaccented syllables
foot
scansion
19
stanza of 4 lines
couplet
octave
sestet
quatrain
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a lambic is an unstressed stressed ex- i want irene
True
False
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anapestic is unstressed unstressed stressed ex- in the blink of an eye annalise
true
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true
true
22
stanza of 8 lines
quatrain
octave
sestet
couplet
23
the attitude of the author toward a certain subject expressed to his or her own use of language
tone
mood
24
stanza of 2 lines
octave
sestet
couplet
quatrain
25
repetition of a certain structure
parallelism
antithesis
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comparing two unlike things using like or as
bruh if you don’t know this get out
simile
personification
metaphor
27
open form is poetry with no set rhyme
True
False
28
a type of poem devoted to praise
ode
diction
jode
onomonopia
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a genre of writing or art that idolizes the simplify of life or other things
pasta
metaphor
pestoral
pastoral
30
a figurative language technique of making obvious exaggerations in order to make a strong impression
carpe diem
caesura
hyperbole
31
a poem that is usually a narrative set to music and sometimes intended for dancing
ballad
heroic cuplet
lyrical poetry
parallel structure
32
a unique irregular meter characterized by feet of versus syllables beginning with a stressed syllable
onomatopoeia
sprung rhythm
alliteration
assonance
33
closed form is rhythm poetry with a set rhyme or meter
False
True
34
a set pattern of lines that rhyme in their final syllables
meter
rhythm
rhyme scheme
35
an audible pattern in verse established by the internals between stressed syllables
rhythm
rhyme scheme
meter
36
repetition of constant sounds in short succession
consonance
alliteration
assonance
onomatopoeia
37
a type of parallel structure that consists of opposite ideas
parallelism
antithesis
38
a figure of speech that compares two unlike things
conceit
metaphor
lyric
narrative
39
what poetic term is used to express personal or emotional feelings
lyric
narrative
metaphor
conceit
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trochaic is stressed unstressed ex - tell me tristan
True
False
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the overall atmosphere of a poem and the emotional real that the poem evokes in its reader
tone
mood
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onomatopoeia
assonance
consonance
alliteration