Poetry Quiz
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| repeated sounds at the ends of lines | rhymes
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| regular rhythm | meter
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| poems may be written in ____________ and _____________ | rhymes
meter
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| add a musical quality to poetry | sound devices
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| the beat created by the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables | rhythm
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| using elements of language more than once | repetition
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| using words that imitate sounds | onomatopoeia
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| repeating consonant sounds at the beginning of words | alliteration
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| writing or speech that is not meant to be taken literally | figurative language
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| describes one thing as if it were something else | metaphor
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| use like or as to compare two unlike things | simile
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| pool, rule, fool | rhyme
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| the cat sat on the mat | rhythm
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| crash, bang, splat | onomatopoeia
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| lovely lonely nights | alliteration
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| the snow was a white blanket over the town | metaphor
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| she is as slow as a turtle | simile
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| gving human qualities to something that is nonhuman | personification
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| writing or speech that appeals to one or more of the five senses | sensory language
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| a group of lines that form one of the sections of a poem | stanza
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| something that stands for or suggests something else | symbol
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| an exaggeration or an overstatement | hyperbole
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| when a writer deliberately makes a situation seem less important or serious than it is | understatement
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| an expressions that means something other than the literal meaning of its words | idiom
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| the attitude it expresses toward the subject | tone
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| the ocean crashed angrily during the storm | personification
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| poets use word images to help the reader experience a poem | sensory language
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| I'm so hungry, I could eat a cow | hyperbole
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| it's a little cool today | understatement
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| it's raining cats and dogs | idiom
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| poetry that tells a story in verse | narrative
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| plot and characters | narrative poetry
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| poetry expressing the thoughts and feelings of a single person | lyric
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| poetry in highly musical verse | lyric
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| shaped to look like their subjects | concrete poems
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| threeline Japanese poem | haiku
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| 5-7-5 syllable poem | haiku
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| humorous, rhyming, five-line poem | limerick
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