A formal, lengthy poem that celebrates a particular subject

a fancy way of saying resolution, the conclusion/tying up of loose ends in a literary work

An interlocking rhyme scheme with the pattern aba, bcb, cdc, etc

Duple meter is where majority of the feet contain two syllables

yes, yes, and iambic meter and trochaic meter are examples of duple meter!

someone who untangles/resolves/reveals the key to the plot of a work

A prose poem is a very long composition having intentions of poetry but actually written in prose

ummm it's actually a short composition

Iambic meter is (aside from the most common in poetry)

is where majority of the feet are iambs

a meter in which majority of the feet contain three syllables

A comic imitation of a work that ridicules the original version

Where you keep a line going through another line or stanza

When something absent, dead, or nonhuman is addresed as it were alive

A reference contained in the work

is a metrical line with one foot

meant to be transmitted orally for years before being written down, a narriative poem designed to be sung

What is expected rhythm?

rhythmic expectation set up by the basic meter of a poem

What is a feminine rhyme?

The repeated accented vowel is in the second/third last syllable of word

What is didatic poetry? (HINT: Paradise Lost)

Poetry having a primary purpose to teach or preach

A metrical foot that has one accented syllable followed by one unaccented

Which of these are NOT qualities of a sestina?

A metrical line containing three feet

Stanzaic form is a poem written in a series of units that have the same number of lines

yes indeedy, i feel like ur just describing ur average poem ngl-

What is a masculine rhyme?

Where the repeated accented vowel sound is in the final syllable of word

a poem that laments the dead/loss

An end stopped line is...

a line that ends with a natural speech pause (usually has punctuation)

A tetrameter...(HINT: look at the bold line)

a metrical line containing four feet

a metrical pattern of two unaccented syllables followed by an accented

What is approximate rhyme?

words that have similar sound correspondence but don't rhyme perfectly

the situation the author puts the characters in to express the theme

the total experience communicated by a poem

the regular patterns of accent that underlie metrical verse

Identify one of the qualities of a limerick

are used for purely humorous or nonsense verse, the rhyming scheme is aabba, the first 2 & the last lines are trimeter, the second two lines are dimeter, has five lines of anapestic meter

displaying an experience in terms usually linked with another sensation

What is a heard rhythm?

the actual rhythm of a poem as we hear it when read naturally

A figure of speech where a representative term is used for a larger idea

is a metrical line containing three feet

A poetic foot with two accented syllables

what i feel whenever Ms Roenisch goes on her tangents in class, a harsh/discordant sound in a line

Metrical variation stays within basic metrical patterns

Nah it departures from basic metrical patterns u can't trick me

is a metrical line with five feet

explores stories by/about people who experience their reality differently

Double rhyme is where the repeated vowel is in the first syllable of the words involved

it's a type of feminine rhyme too!, no it's the repeated vowel is in the second last syllable

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1
A parallel plot is a secondary story line that's exactly the same as the main plot line
True
False
2
Fixed form is where the length/pattern of a poem are prescribed by previous usage/tradition
indeedn't
indeed
3
An ode is...
A formal, lengthy poem that celebrates a particular subject
A brieft, witty poem
A simple narriative poem that has dialogue written in quatrains
A poem that lament the dead/loss
4
What is denouement?
a meter where majority of feet are dactyls
a fancy way of saying resolution
the conclusion/tying up of loose ends in a literary work
the introduction to the characters and story framework
5
What is Terza Rima?
An interlocking rhyme scheme with the pattern aba, bcb, cdc, etc
An eight line stanza
A poem written with no rhyme scheme
6
Duple meter is where majority of the feet contain two syllables
yes
no
yes, and iambic meter and trochaic meter are examples of duple meter!
7
Deus ex machina is
not a movie (it's called ex machina)
someone who untangles/resolves/reveals the key to the plot of a work
a movie
8
How many lines does an octave have?
Twelve
Eight
Sixteen
Four
9
A prose poem is a very long composition having intentions of poetry but actually written in prose
ye
ummm it's actually a short composition
10
What is an epigram?
A formal, lengthy poem that celebrates a particular subject
A simple narriative poem that has dialogue written in quatrains
A brieft, witty poem
A poem that lament the dead/loss
11
Iambic meter is (aside from the most common in poetry)
is where majority of the feet are dactyls
i don't know
is where majority of the feet are trochees
is where majority of the feet are iambs
12
Triple meter is
a meter in which majority of the feet contains one syllables
a meter in which majority of the feet contain two syllables
a meter in which majority of the feet contain three syllables
don't care
13
What's a parody?
Something to be taken extremely seriously
Where you ridicule/critizise society but don't really offer a solution
A comic imitation of a work that ridicules the original version
14
What is enjambment?
A speech pause occurring within a line
Lol that's not real
A refrence contained in the work
Where you keep a line going through another line or stanza
15
An apostrophe is...
When something absent, dead, or nonhuman is addresed as it were alive
Where a nonhuman thing is given human characteristics/traits
Punctuation that creates a contradiction/show possession
16
Substitution is the replacement of an expected metrical foot with a different one
frankly idc which answer is correct
no
yes
17
What is an allusion?
A reference in a work that is deceptive
A reference contained in the work
A deceptive appearance/impression
18
A monometer...
is a metrical line with six feet
is a metrical line with four feet
is a metrical line with five feet
is a metrical line with one foot
19
A folk ballad is
meant to be transmitted orally for years before being written down
a narriative poem designed to be sung
a type of lyric poem that extols the virtues of an ideal places/time
20
What is expected rhythm?
rhythmic expectation set up by the basic meter of a poem
displaying an experience in terms usually linked with another sensation
21
What is a feminine rhyme?
The repeated accented vowel is in the second/third last syllable of word
Where the repeated accented vowel sound is in the final syllable of word
22
What is didatic poetry? (HINT: Paradise Lost)
A type of poetry characterized by emotions, personal feelings and brevity
Poetry that explores philisophical ideas through extended metaphors/paradox
Poetry having a primary purpose to teach or preach
A simple narriatve poem incorporating dialogue that is written in quatrains
23
A trochee is...
A metrical foot that has one accented syllable followed by one unaccented
A metrical foot that has two accented syllables following each other
A foreign concept to me
A metrical foot that has one accented syllable
24
Which of these are NOT qualities of a sestina?
It depends upon the repetition of six words from the first stanza
A poem with 39 lines
A metrical line containing three feet
It is written in iambic pentameter
25
Stanzaic form is a poem written in a series of units that have the same number of lines
no it's actually rly long
e.
yes indeedy
i feel like ur just describing ur average poem ngl-
26
What is a masculine rhyme?
Where the repeated accented vowel sound is in the final syllable of word
The repeated accented vowel is in the second/third last syllable of word
27
An elegy is...
a poem that laments the dead/loss
A poem that's intended to preach/teach something
a poem with dialogue written in quatrains
28
An end stopped line is...
why would the line stop
a line that has no natural speech pause
a line that ends with a natural speech pause (usually has punctuation)
29
Syllabic verse is verse measured by number of syllables rather than number of feet in a line
si
no
30
A prose meaning is part of a poem's total meaning that can be expressed through paraphrase
ye
nah bro it has nothing to do with total meaning
31
A tetrameter...(HINT: look at the bold line)
is a metrical line containing three feet
is a metrical line containing two feet
A unit of conversion
a metrical line containing four feet
32
Anaphora is a repetition of an opening word/phrase in a series of lines
Indeed it is
Ummm no it's just repetition
33
Which of these are qualities of Italian/Petrachan Sonnets?
Concluding six lines using any arragement of 2-3 other rhymes (ie cdcdcd)
All of these :D
A sonnet with one octave with the rhyming scheme abbaabba
None of these D:
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An anapest has...
a metrical pattern of two accented syllables followed by an unaccented
a metrical pattern of only accented syllables
a metrical pattern of two unaccented syllables followed by an accented
a metrical pattern of only unaccented syllables
35
What is approximate rhyme?
doesn't rhyme even a lil bit
the actual rhythm of a poem as we hear it when read naturally
words that have similar sound correspondence but don't rhyme perfectly
a very precise rhyme
36
Dramatic framework
is a thing???
a type of irony
the situation the author puts the characters in to express the theme
37
Total meaning is
short composition having intentions of poetry but written in prose
the total experience communicated by a poem
totally meaningless
38
A meter is
the regular patterns of accent that underlie metrical verse
100 cm
39
Identify one of the qualities of a limerick
are used for purely humorous or nonsense verse
the rhyming scheme is aabba
the first 2 & the last lines are trimeter, the second two lines are dimeter
has five lines of anapestic meter
40
What is synesthesia?
displaying an experience in terms usually linked with another sensation
rhythmic expectation set up by the basic meter of a poem
41
What is a heard rhythm?
the actual rhythm of a poem as we hear it when read naturally
words that have similar sound correspondence but don't rhyme perfectly
a very precise rhyme
doesn't rhyme even a lil bit
42
What is metonymy?
This isn't a word
A figure of speech where a representative term is used for a larger idea
The repition of initial consonant sounds
A figure of speech that utilizes a part as the meaning of the whole
43
A trimeter...
Another unit of conversion
is a metrical line containing four feet
is a metrical line containing two feet
is a metrical line containing three feet
44
What is a spondee?
A poetic foot with one unaccented syllable
No clue
A poetic foot with one accented syllable
A poetic foot with two accented syllables
45
Cacophony is
a sound that's pleasing to the ear
what i feel whenever Ms Roenisch goes on her tangents in class
a harsh/discordant sound in a line
i don't really care Ali I'm sry
46
Metrical variation stays within basic metrical patterns
Nah it departures from basic metrical patterns u can't trick me
Ofc ofc
47
A pentameter...
is a metrical line with five feet
is a metrical line with one foot
is a metrical line with four feet
is a metrical line with six feet
48
Magical realism...
is interested in freedom, adventure, idealism, and escape
explores stories by/about people who experience their reality differently
involves magic
49
An euphony is a smooth, pleasent sounding choice/arrangement of sounds
No it's a very annoying string of sounds
Mhm
50
Double rhyme is where the repeated vowel is in the first syllable of the words involved
it's a type of feminine rhyme too!
no it's the repeated vowel is in the second last syllable
yes
51
What is an Elizabethean/Shakespearean Sonnet?
It has fourteen lines
The rhyming pattern is ababcdcdefefgg
A sonnet that has 3 coordinating quatrains and a concluding couplet
All of these! :D
52
Internal Rhyme is...
An interlocking rhyme scheme (ie aba, bcb, cdc)
A rhyme in which one or both rhyming words occurs within the line
A smooth pleasent sounding choice and arrangements of sounds
Rhymes that occur at the ends of lines
53
Rhetorical stress is
what this quiz is giving me
the stressing of words/syllables to emphasize meaning & sentence structure
poetry that uses artificially eloquent language
a word whose sound suggests its meaning
54
Impressionism is writing that reflects a personal image of a character/event/concept
Yes ofc
No it's actually a conspiracy theory
55
A hexameter...
is a metrical line with one foot
is a metrical line with four feet
is a metrical line with six feet
is a metrical line with five feet
56
What is dimeter?
A metrical line containing 3 feet
A metrical line containing 2 feet
A metrical line containing 4 feet
57
Lyric poetry is...
A type of poetry characterized by emotions, persoanl feelings and brevity
Rap lyrics
A poem about the dawn.
Poetry without a defined form, meter or rhyme scheme
58
A couplet is two rhyming lines of poetry
Nah it's actually 17
Of course it is :)
59
A trochaic meter is a meter where the majority of feet are trochees
True
False
60
Sustained figure is
when someone maintains their figure
the same exact thing as extended figure
i don't know
61
A narriative poem is...(HINT: The Odyssey)
A brief, witty poem
A poem that tells a story
A poem that talks about death/loss
62
Romanticism...
interested in the supernatural
interested in realism
has an interest in freedom, adventure, idealism and escape
interested in a specifric person or concept
63
Extended figure is a figure of speech developed through many lines through a whole poem
ofc ofc
ugh no
to be or not to be. that is the question. whether tis nobler in the mind-
what is the meaning of life
64
Satire is...(Think Canterbury Tales)
Something to be taken extremely seriously
This glossary quiz
A comic imitation of a work that ridicules the original version
Where you ridicule/critizise society but don't really offer a solution
65
What is catharsis?
The release of emotions that the audience of tragedy experiences
When the audience feels complete and utter despair
An image of contradictory terms
66
Phonetic intensive is
the stressing of words/syllables to emphasize meaning & sentence structure
what this quiz is giving me
a word whose sound suggests its meaning
poetry that uses artificially eloquent language
67
What is synecdoche?
A reference in a work
Um that's not a word that's a string of mostly consonants
A figure of speech that utilizes a part as the meaning of the whole
68
What is NOT a subject of aubade poetry?
A poem about dawn
A morning love song
A poem about death and loss
About the parting of lovers at dawn
69
A dactyl is
a foot consisting of a stressed syllable followed by two unstressed
a foot consisting of two stressed syllable followed by two unstressed
a foot consisting of two unstressed syllable followed by two stressed
a foot consisting of an unstressed syllable followed by two stressed
70
A free verse poem is...
A poem about the dawn.
Poetry without a defined form, meter or rhyme scheme
A type of poetry characterized by emotions, persoanl feelings and brevity
71
Dactylic meter is where majority of the feet are dactyls
nah
idk is it
yes obviously
72
What is assonance?
The repition at close intervals of the vowel sounds of important words
The repitition of a word/phrase in the beginning of a series of lines
The repeititon at close intervals of the vowel sounds of accented syllables
73
What is a ballad?
Poetry that explores philisophical ideas through extended metaphors/paradox
A type of poetry characterized by emotions, personal feelings and brevity
Poetry without a defined form, meter, or rhyme scheme
A simple narriatve poem incorporating dialogue that is written in quatrains
74
An idyll is
meant to be transmitted orally for years before being written down
a narriative poem designed to be sung
a type of lyric poem that extols the virtues of an ideal places/time
75
What qualities do villanelles have?
There are five tercets rhyming aba
All of these!!!!! :D
There is a concluding quatrain rhyming abaa
It has 19 lines
76
Truncation is...
the omission of an accented syllable at the end of a line
the inclusion of an accented syllable at the beginning of a line
the omission of an unaccented syllable at either end of a line
a math term
77
Rhetorical poetry is
a word whose sound suggests its meaning
what this quiz is giving me
poetry that uses artificially eloquent language
the stressing of words/syllables to emphasize meaning & sentence structure
78
An allegory is...
A work that says something that means something else symbolic/metaphorical
Gving a nonhuman thing human qualities
When something absent, dead, or nonhuman is addressed as it were alive
A figure of speech in which a representative term is used for a larger idea
79
What is consonance?
Repetition of an opening word/phrase in a series of lines
Any letter that isn't a vowel
The repetition of final consonant sounds of accented syllables/words
A reoeated word/phrase/line usually at some fixed position in a poem
80
A convention is...
a syllable given more prominence in punctuation
a traditional aspect of a literary work
an agreement between countries covering specific matters
a soliloquy in a Shakespeare play
81
A blank verse is written in unrhyming iambic pentameter
Nahhhhh it rhymes
Yaaaaaa
82
An accent is how people pronounce words
Ummm more like a syllable given more prominence in punctuation
Yes
83
What is metaphysical poetry? (HINT: Think John Donne)
A type of poetry characterized by emotions, personal feelings and brevity
I didn't take AP Physics bro so idk what this is
Poetry without a defined form, meter, or rhyme scheme
Poetry that explores philisophical ideas through extended metaphors/paradox
84
A quatrain is a three line stanza
Yas
Uh no it's actually four lines silly you can't trick me
85
What is caesura? (HINT: look at the comma in the pic!!!!)
Where you keep a line going through another line or stanza
A smooth pleasent sounding choice and arrangement of sounds
A speech pause occurring within a line
Lol that's not real
86
What is refrain?
A rhythmic pattern that consists of ten syllables per line
A repeated word/phrase/line/group of lines at a fixed position in a poem
Not too sure actually
A rhyme in which one or both rhyming occurs within the line
87
An oxymoron is...
A different breed of moron
Two words with contradictory meanings
Two contradicting ideas that are true at the same time
88
Anapestic meter is
where majority of the feet are dactyls
idk man
where majority of the feet are anapests
where majority of the feet are trochees
89
Denotation is...
the literal/dictionary definition of a word
the act of stuff exploding
the figurative meaning of a word
stop asking me question's Ali
90
Continuous form is where the lines follow each other with formal grouping
Ya
No the lines follow each other with an informal grouping silly
91
Alliteration is the repition of initial consonant sounds
Yep
Nope it's the repition of words at the beginning of lines
92
Scansion is... (HINT! DON'T READ THE POEM IN THE PIC, LOOK AT THE ANNOTATIONS ABOVE THE WORDS!)
A reference made to something/someone in a work
Uhhh why is there a bunch of "u"'s and lines and dashes on the words >:(
Analysis of a poem's rhyme and meter
93
Are you gonna ACE THIS GLOSSARY QUIZ????????!!!!!!!
Eh we'll see (also still means yes)
YES I WILL >:)
Yas bc Ali's wonderful Kahoot helped me so much in ways you can't imagine
No (but that actually still means yes)
94
Identify one the qualities of a tragic hero
a pretty awful person
a good person of noble birth or an exhalted position
has a fatal flaw that leads to his doomfall
a god amongst men that has no hubris
95
A run on line is a line with no natural speech pause at the end
False
True
96
A seset is a five line stanza
Ummmm no it's actually six lines
Yes definetly
97
Sentimental poetry...
sets out to get an emotional response from the reader
plays into pathos
is overexaggerated
is very realistic and makes me feel nothing
98
What is an iamb?
A metrical foot with of one accented syllable followed by an unaccented one
A metrical foot consisting of one unaccented syllable
99
An end rhyme occurs at the beginnings of the lines
Of course
Mmmmm no it's at the ends of the lines silly

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