KeyStone

Question 1

Connotation

Answer 1

• the way that words make you feel

Question 2

Denotation

Answer 2

• ## dictionary definition of the word

Question 3

Rhythm

Answer 3

how a writer uses sentence length and sentence structure to pace their writing, and how they place the words and sentences on a page to help their writing flow.

Question 4

Rhyme Scheme

Answer 4

the ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem or verse.

Question 5

Enjambment

Answer 5

(in verse) the continuation of a sentence without a pause beyond the end of a line, couplet, or stanza.

Question 6

Stanza

Answer 6

a group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem; a verse.

Question 7

Free Verse

Answer 7

poetry that does not consist of many rhymes

Question 8

Blank Verse

Answer 8

this is a verse in poetry that is completely without rhymes.

Question 9

Sonnet

Answer 9

a poem that consists of 14 lines and uses a formal number of rhyme schemes, usually containing 10 syllables.

Question 10

Couplet

Answer 10

these are two lines in the verse of a poem in which are in the same meter and have the same rhyme

Question 11

Line Break

Answer 11

this is the point in a line in a poem where the line ends.

Question 12

Illusion

Answer 12

this is a narrative technique such as dreams, that are used to confuse and illude the reader.

Question 13

Effect of first-person POV

Answer 13

The effect of first person POV is used to make a connection between the reader and the narrator

Question 14

Effect of second-person POV

Answer 14

the effect of second-person POV is used to force the reader into the story and get more engaged into it.

Question 15

Effect of third-person POV

Answer 15

Third person POV is used to let the reader into the many perspectives of a book.