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AP Literature Poetry Terms Review
AP Literature Poetry Terms Review
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General review of poetic devices that might appear on the AP Literature exam.
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a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
rhyme
rhythm
meter
scansion
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poems with specific forms or rules are called ______ __________.
specific stanzas
prescribed poems
prosey posey poems
fixed form
3
"My love as deep as a well." Which of the following best describes this?
a simile
a metaphor
dramatic irony
apostrophe
4
Which of these is NOT a way that a poet can create melody and flow?
rhythm
euphony
stock character
assonance
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the most basic poem is a/an____
haiku
ode
lyric
sonnet
6
A six line stanza
sestet
cinquain
quatrain
septet
7
What figure of speech is
most
used by Shakespeare in this speech of Romeo's?
oxymoron
simile
personification
pun
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"My hand will rather the seas incarnadine, Making the green one red." His guilt could change ocean's color.
hyperbole
apostrophe
irony
synecdoche
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Meter is counted in____.
hands
toes
noses
feet
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The repetition of consonant sounds, usually at the beginnings of words.
assonance
rhythm
alliteration
consonance
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When John Donne compares his love for his wife to the legs of a mathematical compass, he uses
personification
synecdoche
conceit
simile
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a poem that tells a story
sestina
narrative
eulogy
ballad
13
You cannot hear the pear. What kind of rhyme?
slant
feminine
double
masculine
14
A sonnet with 14 lines and alternating rhyme with 4 quatrains and a couplet
Spensarian
Classical
Italian
English
15
"They went and told the preacher and the preacher tolled the bell." Which literary device?
olfactory imagery
allusion
pun
personification
16
19 line French poem grouped into 6 stanzas
limerick
villanelle
ode
eulogy
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unrhymed iambic pentameter
sporadic verse
blank verse
heroic rhyme
interlocking rhyme
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meter is determining____ and _______
soft and hard vowel sounds
stressed and unstressed syllables
stressed and hard syllables
soft and hard consonant syllables
19
pleasant sounding words
euphony
diction
hyperbole
melody
20
line of poetry that does have end punctuation
special
period
enjambment
end stopped
21
"I got a new set of wheels!" The teen who said this used what literary device?
synecdoche
personification
metonymy
nerdiness
22
"To err is human, to forgive divine."
parallelism
allusion
metaphor
caesura
23
a three line stanza
tri meter
tercet
tres
triple super duper poem line
24
" ‘Twas brillig, and the slithy toves/ Did gyre and gimble in the wabe;"
hyperbole
olfactory imagery
euphony
cacophony
25
The antelope ate a cantaloupe. What type of rhyme?
Smithian
end
slant
internal
26
speaking to someone or something not there
anaphora
synecdoche
apostrophe
metonymy
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"Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered weak and weary," What kind of rhyme?
feminine
slant
internal
single
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poem that mourns the death or loss of someone or something
ballad
elegy
ode
sonnet
29
"Papa Above! Regard a Mouse!" This line from Dickinson is a good example of
allusion
antithesis
imagery
apostrophe
30
"Imprison me, for I/ Except you enthrall me, never shall be free." In "Holy Sonnet" Donne uses (CHOOSE TWO)
paradox
pun
personification
apostrophe
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Writing that seeks to arouse the reader's disapproval through ridicule.
litotes
metonymy
satire
pun
32
a poem that doesn't adhere to specific rules
prosaic verse
free verse
loosy goosy
informed verse
33
repetition of conjunctions at the beginning of a line
anaphora
metonymy
polysyndeton
synecdoche
34
"I have seen roses damasked, red and white,And in some perfumes there is more delight." Shakespeare uses ______ rhyme.
slant
spectacular
end
hyperbolic
35
consist of 14 lines and a sestet and an octave and a prescribed rhyming pattern
all of these
Spensarian
Italian
English
36
Fourteen lines in iambic pentameter....
haiku
villanelle
sonnet
limerick
37
Continuation of the sense and grammatical construction from one line of poetry to the next.
euphony
meiosis
enjambment
end-stopped
38
_____is type of lyric poem, which in turn is a poem that expresses emotions, usually written in the first person
sonnet
free verse
haiku
ode
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He clutched his chest to keep the life from spilling.
metonymy
simile
assonance
irony
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2 lines that rhyme
duo
liney rhymey
couplet
two-for-one-ey