English Language Arts-Poetry

Type of Poem: Japanese poem of three unrhymed lines of 5-7-5. 

A reference within a text to another work of fiction, media, historical event or person

The repetition of similar vowel sounds in different words in close proximity

The overall feeling of the text as created by the setting and diction

It is a metaphor used through a work or is continued for a few lines of a selection 

Type of Poem: which expresses a deep and concentrated thought or emotion on a subject. 

What is the four type of point of views? 

It is the recurrence of accent or stress in lines of verse

Type of figurative language: Giving human characteristics to non-human things

The overall feeling intended for or experienced by the reader. 

Figurative language: Using contradiction in a manner that oddly makes sense on a deeper level. 

Figurative Language: Intended exaggeration

Figurative Language: The use of words to imitate the sound they describe

a sound device which refers to harsh, unpleasant sounds. 

A sound device which has soothing, pleasant, harmonious sounds. 

Type of figurative language: Comparison using like or as

What are the three types of irony? 

A poem with fourteen lines, with a specific rhyme scheme based on the region of origins. 

A pair of rhymed lines that may or may not constitute a separate stanza in a poem 

When an object or action in a text means more than itself, that stand for an abstract idea

Type of Poem: A narrative poem in a song. (historical accounts and repetition of Chorus)

Language which appeals to the five senses. 

The struggle between two opposing forces within a work. 

Type of figurative language: The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words

It is a form of speech used in a particular region or by a particular social/culture group

It is the matching of final vowel or consonant sounds n two or more words. 

The unit in which poems are sub divided into

Type of figurative language: A comparison not using like or as

It is a four-line stanza in a poem

Word choice of a creator

A form of language in which writers and speakers convey something other than literal meaning. 

The author's implied attitude towards the subject and characters of the text. 

The message that an author wishes to convey in through a work. 

Type of Poem: Tells a story

A poem without a regular pattern of meter (no beat) or rhyme. 

Figurative Language: A humorous play on words.