elements of poem

Question 1

the words that form a single line of poetry.

Answer 1

poetic line

Question 2

a section of a poem named for the number of lines it contains.

Answer 2

stanza

Question 3

when there is no written or natural pause at the end of a poetic line, so that the word-flow carries over to the next line.

Answer 3

enjambment

Question 4

the way words and poetic lines are placed on the page of a poem.

Answer 4

placement

Question 5

line in traditional poetry that is written in meter.

Answer 5

verse

Question 6

rules of capitalization and
punctuation are not always followed; instead, they are at the service of the poet’s artistic vision.

Answer 6

capitalization and punctuation

Question 7

the basic beat in a line of a poem.

Answer 7

rhythm

Question 8

a pattern of stressed and unstressed (accented and unaccented)

Answer 8

meter

Question 9

unstressed syllable followed by the stressed syllable

Answer 9

Iamb/Iambic

Question 10

the opposite of the iamb i.e. the patter follows the stressed syllable followed by an unstressed syllable

Answer 10

Trochee/Trochaic

Question 11

STRESSED+ unstressed+unstressed syllable pattern

Answer 11

Dactyl/Dactylic

Question 12

the pattern is unstressed+ unstressed + STRESSED syllable..

Answer 12

Anapest/Anapestic

Question 13

STRESSED + STRESSED syllable pattern

Answer 13

Spondee/spondaic

Question 14

same or similar sounds at the end of words that finish different lines.

Answer 14

end rhyme

Question 15

same or similar sounds at the end of words within a line.

Answer 15

Internal Rhyme

Question 16

a pattern of rhyme in a poem.

Answer 16

Rhyme Scheme

Question 17

the repetition of vowel sounds within words in a line

Answer 17

Assonance

Question 18

the repetition of consonant sounds within words in a line.

Answer 18

Consonance

Question 19

the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words

Answer 19

Alliteration

Question 20

words that sound like their meaning

Answer 20

Onomatopoeia

Question 21

sounds, words, or phrases that are repeated to add emphasis or create rhythm

Answer 21

Repetition

Question 22

a line or stanza repeated over and over in a poem or song.

Answer 22

Refrain

Question 23

to play with the sounds and meanings of real or invented words.

Answer 23

Word Play

Question 24

the use of specific words to describe a person, place, thing, or action.

Answer 24

Precise Language

Question 25

the use of descriptive details that appeal to one or more of the five senses.

Answer 25

Sensory Details