Module 3 Terminology Flashcards

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Speaker

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Narrator of a poem

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Stanza

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distinct group of lines in a poem, separated from other stanzas by section breaks

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Pratt Personification and Enjambment

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And when I mused how Time had thinned
The jungle strains within the cells (9-10)
-personification: time
enjambment: time has grown this vs time has reduces cats genetic wildness

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Nonessential Elements

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a word, phrase, or clause that is not essential to the sentence ;
-does not restrict a terms meaning
-in not one of the required elements for a clause
-used commons before and after

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Subject- Verb Agreement

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-a verb must agree its subject in number
-singular subject requires singular verb, plural subject requires plural verb
ex) Station 11 and The Marrow Thieves are novels about…

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Enjambment

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the movement from one line to the next without a terminating punctuation mark

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Free Verse

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poetry whose rhythmic structure doesnt follow a regular metrical pattern

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Rhyme

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Perfect: goat, boat
Imperfect: boat, bet (slant rhyme) - bough, through, trough (eye rhyme)

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Meter

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a regular pattern in the arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables in poetry

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Metric Feet: Iamb

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Iambic: an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable
ex) is this the face that launched a thousand ships

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Metric Feet: Trochee

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Trochaic: a stressed syllable followed by an unstressed syllable
ex) double, double, toil and trouble

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Elision

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removal of an unstressed syllable, consonants, or letters from a word or phrase -missing letter is replaced by apostrophe
ne’er (never)

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Counting Feet

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type of foot and number of times used in line= meter
mono, di, tri, tetra, penta

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Dangling Modifier

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grammatical error in which a word or phrase is meant to modify a noun or pronoun that doesn’t appear in the sentence and thus modifies the closest noun

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Misplaced Modifier

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a grammatical error in which a word or phrase is meant to modify on noun, pronoun, because of its placement in the sentence which actually modifies something else

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