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English 10 poetry unit vocabulary words.
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Poetry that does not contain regular patterns of rhythm or rhyme
ballad
Free Verse
sound devices
ode
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The ways in which poetry lines are organized
Stanza
Line
Form
poem
3
Words and phrases that communicate more than their literal meanings
Sentence
Simile
Ode
Figurative Language
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The use of one idea or object to represent another
Alliteration
Metaphor
Imagery
Symbolism
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Description of inanimate objects, animals, or ideas as if they were human.
metaphor
imagery
simile
Personification
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Is Mr. Vanboeing the best teacher ever?
No
Yes
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words/phrases that re-create sensory experiences
Imagine
Sonnet
Imagery
Image
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Comparison of two things that are basically different
Repetiton
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
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Lyric poem with 14 lines
Sonnet
imagery
metaphor
personification
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Pattern of end rhymes in a poem
alliteration
repetition
onomatopeia
Rhyme Scheme
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Sound, word, phrase or line is repeated for Emphasis
Sound Devices
Repetition
Personification
Figurative Language
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Comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as"
Semelie
Simile
I don't know
Smile
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Narrative poem intended to be sung or recited aloud
sound devices
Lyric poetry
Ballad
free verse
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Short poem in which speaker expresses person thoughts or feelings
poem
Lyrics
Lyric poetry
Line
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Complex lyric poem with serious and Dignified theme
Metaphor
Free Verse
Onomatopeoia
Ode
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A group of two or more lines that form a unit in a poem
staff
Starter
staple
Stanza
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Repetition of consonant sounds at beginning of words/lines
Rhyme Scheme
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Repetition
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Words whose sound echo their meaning
line
free verse
words
Onomatopoeia
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The core unit of a poem
little
Line
Like
Lemon
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The use of words for their auditory effect
personification
Sound Devices
repetition
metaphor