Literary Terms 10

Question 1

Masculine rhyme

Answer 1

Arrive in which the repeated accent valve sounds involves only one syllable

Question 2

Feminine rhyme

Answer 2

A rhyme in which repeated accent vowel sounds in about two or more syllables

Question 3

Prose poem

Answer 3

A short composition having the integrations of poetry by route written in prose rather than verse

Question 4

Rhetorical Stress

Answer 4

Natural species as in process and poetic riding the stress of the words or syllables so it is emphasizing meaning of the sentence structure

Question 5

Free verse

Answer 5

Non-magical poetry in which the basic rhythmic units in the line and in which causes lines brakes and form a pattern develop organically from the requirements of the original virtual program rather than the establish public forums

Question 6

Euphony

Answer 6

A smooth sounding choice and arrangement of sounds

Question 7

Cacophony

Answer 7

A harsh discordant or unpleasant sounding choice and arrangement of sounds

Question 8

Synesthesia

Answer 8

The presentation of one cents experience in terms usually associated with another sensation

Question 9

Villanelle

Answer 9

A complex pattern of repetition and rhyme second ring to the sign in as a fixed poem structure

Question 10

Didactic Verse

Answer 10

Poetry having as a primary purpose to teach or preach moral instructions