Analyzing Poetic Structure & Other Stuff

A sound device in poetry in which two or more words have the same ending sound

Rhyming, rhythm, and rhyme schemes are _______that poets often use.

______are structured using lines and stanzas.

A story's setting can be___

A single word on a line in a poem is a type of poetic

He's the Romeo to my Juliet is an example of

The time and place of a story is the basic definition of____.

Narrative poems use stanzas to develop themes, setting and _____.

Authors select structures based on the type of ______they write.

Lyric poems use stanzas to express thoughts,_______, and reflections to develop the theme of poems.

_____refers to how parts or elements of texts are arranged to fit together as a whole.

"The moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas,"

Setting shapes the plot - the events in a story.

Time and place of a story is the basic definition of___.

Which one is NOT a text structure?

A pattern of rhyming lines in a poem

"When the stars threw down their spears,/And water'd heaven with their tears."

"Both, like, but, while, however, different, same"

"Since, question, problem, solution, solve"

The text provides details or characteristics of something

Words like "because, since, if, then, due to" means a _____text structure.

My house is a three-ring circus is an example of

Readers analzye the overall structure of poems to analyze how the stanzas work together to ________.

A setting may cause_____ which influences a character's, thoughts, actions, and feelings.

If a poet does not punctuate the end of a line, you should____.

Poems are composed of lines that______

A group of lines that form a divsion of a poem

There are only four (4) types of figurative language

Without setting, there would be no place for the story to take place.

Authors often use descriptions of _________, scenery, buildings, seasons, or weather to create a strong_____.

Text Structure refers to the way the author

"The sun was shining on the sea/Shining with all his might"

"Fame is a bee./It has as song--/It has a sting--"