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7th Grade Poetry Terms

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show Literal Language  
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show Figurative Language  
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show Simile  
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A comparison of two or more things that is stated like a fact   show
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When you given non-human things, human-like qualities   show
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show Idiom  
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show Imagery (Sensory)  
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show Hyperbole  
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show Allusion  
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show Repetition  
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show Alliteration  
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When a words imitates the sound it represents   show
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When words end with the same sound   show
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show Rhyme Scheme  
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show Rhythm  
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show Internal Rhyme  
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The repetition of vowel sounds in a line of poetry   show
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A traditional Japanese poem that is 3 lines and has a syllable pattern of 5-7-5   show
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show Cinquain  
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show Limerick  
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A conventional poem that is a comparison and contrast of two ideas and is in the shape of a diamond   show
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show Free Verse  
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Name the poetry term: "And his brain cries out for meat"   show
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Name the poetry term: "He stalks with stealth and cunning."   show
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Name the poetry term: "Oh he’s waiting . . . just waiting . . . to get you."   show
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Name the poetry term: "I am the cold of the dawn."   show
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show Onomatopoeia  
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show Simile  
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show Hyperbole  
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Name the poetry term: " I am the hunger of a young wolf."   show
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show Onomatopoeia  
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show Personification  
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Name the poetry term: "And the highwayman came riding—riding—riding-- "   show
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