Final Flashcards
1
Q
A group of lines in a poem that is considered a unit.
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Stanza
2
Q
Having the same sound at the end of two or more words
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Rhyme
3
Q
A comparison of two unlike things NOT using “like” or “as”.
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Metaphor
4
Q
Repeating a word, line, or idea multiple times.
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Repetition
5
Q
Giving human qualities to non human things.
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Personification
6
Q
The repetition of the same initial consonite
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Alliteration
7
Q
Words whose sounds their meaning.
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Onomatopoeia
8
Q
An exaggeration that can NOT possibly be True
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Hyperbole
9
Q
- Often contain repetition
- Can include rhyme
- Not a random list; ideas are well thought out
- Many times the last item in the list strong, funny or important.
A
List poem
10
Q
Literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of emotions, thoughts, or a topic.
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Poetry
11
Q
The main idea of a poem
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Theme
12
Q
A comparison of two unlike things using the words like or as.
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Simile
13
Q
- Each stanza has four lines
- The first line of each stanza must begin, “I remember when”
- The last line of each stanza will be a question
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Remember when poem
14
Q
- An eight line poem that uses the five senses to help describe the topic.
- The descriptions are written in words or phrases.
- Do not name the thing you are doing.
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5 senses poem
15
Q
- Shape poetry interwaves from AND meaning to create concrete or picture poems.
- They intended to be visual.
- They are objects or shapes made up of words and letters.
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Concrete poem
