Life Pac 5

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Anapest

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A metrical foot of 3 syllables two unaccented followed by one accented or two short followed by one long

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alliteration

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A repetition of the same sound or letter in a group of words or a line of poetry

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Assonance

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A resemblance in the sound of words or syllables. A substitute for rhyme in which vowels are alike but the consonants are different

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Connotation

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What is suggested in a word in addition to the literal meaning

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Consonance

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A musical effect used by poets which uses a correspondence of consonant sounds

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Dactyl

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A metrical foot having one accented or long syllable followed by two unaccented or short syllables

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Denotative meaning

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The literal meaning of a word. The dictionary definitions

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Dominant foot

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The foot used to form the basis of the meter the foot most frequently used in a particular poem

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Iamb

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A common metrical foot in English poetry consisting of two unaccented syllables. Most common metrical foot. Da dum sound pattern

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Ideal

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A standard of perfection

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Imagery

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To form pictures in your mind

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Pyrrhic

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A measure in poetry that consist of two unaccented syllables

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Metaphor

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An implied comparison between two different things

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Onomatopoeia

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To use a word that imitates a sound associated with a specific object

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Pantheism

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The doctrine that the whole universe is god or a manifestation of god

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Personification

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To represent a lifeless thing or quality as if it were alive

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Simile

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A statement that one thing is like another. Uses as and like

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Spondee

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A metrical foot composed of two accented syllables

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Trochee

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A two syllable foot that stresses the first syllable

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Universal

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A condition principle emotion eat applicable to and understand by all people.

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Annabel lee

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Poe

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Young grimes

Come up from the fields father

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Walt Whitman

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Gloss

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David McCord

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The harbor

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Carl Sandburg

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Fable for when there is no way out

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Mary Swenson

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Narrative story

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Tells a story.

Types: ballad

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Sonnet

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14 lines iambic pattern
Most difficult to write
Express personal feelings like lyric poems

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Blank verse

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Unrhymed iambic pentameter

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Free verse

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No meter and no rhyme

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Thanatopsis

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William Cullen Bryant

1811

Question 30

Upon the burning of our house

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Anne Bradstreet

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Brave new world

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Archilbald MacLeish

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The courtin

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James Russell Lowell

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Birches

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Robert frost

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Denotative

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Skinny from slim