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Poetic devices
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The name given to a situation where the same vowel sound exist in words beside one another or in the same sentence is | assonance |
| The rhythm of a poem, decided by the number of beats or stresses in a line is the | meter |
| Sonnets have 5 beats per line and this rhythm is called | iambic pentameter |
| Contradictory terms appearing in conjunction | oxymoron |
| An extended metaphor (with a complex logic that governs a part or all of a poetic passage | conceit |
| One sentence of poetry running from one line onto the next | enjambment |
| Used for identification fo writing that falsely bestows nonhuman intentions and feelings, such as "depressed clouds" | pathetic fallacy |
| The grammatical arrangement of words | syntax |