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Everything you need to know about poetry!
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Which figure of speech is most like a paradox?
simile
oxymoron
apostrophe
personification
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The poem "To Silence" is most probably an example of a(n)
ode
elegy
allegory
parable
3
The group of poets who often employed conceits was known as the
Metaphysical
Transcendental
Surrealistic
Gothic
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A pause introduced into the reading of a line by a mark of punctuation is known as
cisero
synechdoche
surcease
caesura
5
"Farewell, cruel world" is an example of
allegory
apostrophe
allusion
symbol
6
This poem is best described as a(n)
villanelle
Petrarchan Sonnet
elegy
Shakespearean Sonnet
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"Bent double, like old beggars under sacks..."; The most prominent figure of speech is a(n)
alliteration
synechdoche
simile
feminine rhyme
8
A type of personification that gives human characteristics to animals is called
anthropomorphism
allegory
apostrophe
simile
9
An another name for an extended metaphor is
allegory
conceit
simile
symbol
10
The titles "Out, Out--" and "As I Lay Dying" are _______(s):
apostrophes
allusions
allegories
symbols
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"It is the east, and Juliet is the sun" is an example of
simile
metaphor
apostrophe
symbol
12
A mournful poem, usually written in remembrance or as a lament is called a(n)
parable
ode
elegy
allegory
13
An effective approach to responding to the poetry analysis prompt requires all EXCEPT
TPACASTTing
addressing task as specified in prompt
observing shift
rambling
14
The scanned lines of verse are best described as
trochaic pentameter
trochaic tetrameter
Iambic pentameter
Iambic tetrameter
15
"AP students have a great thirst for learning" is an example of
synecdoche
simile
synaesthesia
metonymy
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Iambic meter is often used for
serious monologues
nursery rhymes
rap
marching cadences
17
"The White House announced today" is an example of
symbol
metonymy
synechdoche
metaphor
18
A sub-type of metaphor in which the figurative term is a human being is known as
simile
paradox
symbol
personification
19
When a poet continues a sentence beyond the end of the line, it's called
energized
colloquial
enjambment
crazy
20
Which two figures of speech are most alike?
symbol/simile
allegory/allusion
metonymy/synechdoche
assonance/consonance
21
"They love as though they hate" is an example of what?
paradox
oxymoron
metonymy
metaphor
22
TPCASTT means:
title, paraphrase, clarify, attitude, shift, title ,theme
title/paraphrase/connotation/attitude/shift, title/theme
title/paraphrase/connotation,attitude/size/title/theme
title, paraphrase, clarify, attitude, symbols, title ,theme
23
The rhyme in the lines: "If love is like a bridge/ or maybe like a grudge" is known as all BUT
anchor rhyme
approximate rhyme
slant rhyme
imperfect rhyme
24
This poem can best be described as a(n)
Elegy
Villanelle
Petrarchan sonnet
Shakespearean sonnet
25
When Mercutio receives his mortal wound and refers to his injury as "a scratch", it's
hyperbole
sarcasm
satire
understatement
26
This poem is best described as
Shakespearean sonnet
Petrarchan sonnet
elegy
villanelle
27
In Dickinson's line, "It sifts from leaden sieves," the word "it" is:
an implied figurative term of the metaphor
an implied literal term of the metaphor
a stated literal term of the metaphor
a stated figurative term of the metaphor
28
The scanned lines of verse are examples of lines of
trochaic pentameter
trochaic tetrameter
iambic pentameter
iambic tetrameter
29
In initially approaching a poem, it is useful to consider these questions:
What is the meter? What is rhyme scheme?
Is this poem a limerick? How do I know?
Who is poet? Where was poet born? Why should I care?
Who is speaker? What is purpose? How purpose achieved?
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Trochaic meter is often used for all except
serious monologues
nursery rhymes
marching cadences
rap
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"Bent double, like old beggars under sacks..."; The most prominent sound device is a(n)
alliteration
feminine rhyme
synechdoche
simile