sounds that repeat at the start of words "Peter Piper picked a pack of pickled peppers." "Can Camie consider counting cockroaches?"

words that sound like the sound they describe "boom" "pop" "bang" "pow" "ring"

The pattern that a poem's lines rhyme, letters are used to show the same sounds. Roses are red(A) Violets are blue(B) Sugar is sweet(C) and so are you(B)

the way the poem is told to you by the speaker

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October Reading Terms (Poetry)

Term	Definition
alliteration	sounds that repeat at the start of words "Peter Piper picked a pack of pickled peppers." "Can Camie consider counting cockroaches?"
onomatopoeia	words that sound like the sound they describe "boom" "pop" "bang" "pow" "ring"
rhyme scheme	The pattern that a poem's lines rhyme, letters are used to show the same sounds. Roses are red(A) Violets are blue(B) Sugar is sweet(C) and so are you(B)
tone	the way the poem is told to you by the speaker