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What is onomotopeia
Ode
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Key terms to English 9 poetry
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Ode
A lyric addres to an event, a person, or a thing not present
Not a thing
A song about someone; or something special
a poem written to document or provide commentary on an event
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What is onomotopeia
a word or phrase that replaces the name of an object or concept
the use of language that sounds like the thing or action it describes
A way to make noises
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a phrase, quotation, or poem that is set at the beginning of a document, monograph or section or chapter thereof.
Occasional Poem
Epigraph
Rhyme
Annotation
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Is style the way an author writes to make scientific terminology accurate?
True
False
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the attribution of human traits, actions, or emotions to an animal, object, or other nonhuman figure.
arthropods
a binding emotion
personifcation
anthropomorphism
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a poem set at night
nocturne
Night Poem
nocturnal
Knight
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The author's implicit attitude toward the reader or the people, places, and events in a work as revealed by author
Tone
voice
Attitude
Too complicated
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The language, including word choice and syntax, that sets poetry apart from other forms of writing.
Poetic Diction
Dialect
D1
Dictation
9
the close analysis of a poem or text through written notes and comments
Epigraph
Quotation
Annotation
Yes Brother
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correspondence of sound between words or endings of words, especially when these are used at ends of lines of poetry.
Tone
Ode
Rhyme
Free verse
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Is poetry that is not dictated by an established form or meter and often influenced by the rhythms of speech free verse?
True
False
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a poem written to document or provide commenatry on an event
A Nocturne
a haiku
Occasional Poem
Alliteration
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A play on words to be humorous; a single sound or word with two or more implied meanings
A joke
Stun
Pun
Pan
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Definition of hyperbole
Someone who is hyper
Emotional
exaggeration for emphasis
A friend who is energetic
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a word or phrase that replaces the name of an object or concept for another to which it is related.
Matonymy
manners
Methodisism
matterism
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A collage-like form consisting entirely of language taken from outside texts.
poetic poem
Renowned poem
Found poem
Lost poem
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Two succesive lines of poetry, often rhymed
Couplet
ETHANNN!!
Capobaly
Charter