Pattern

Question 1

continuous form

Answer 1

line breaks determined by punctuation, no formal pauses or breaks

Question 2

stanzaic form

Answer 2

repeated units (paragraphs), identical rhyme scheme in these elements

Question 3

stanzaic form

Answer 3

repeated units (paragraphs

Question 4

fixed form

Answer 4

the sonnet has hit the ground running with the fixed form format (essentially a basic structure that a poet might follow to write a poem)

Question 5

Italian sonnet

Answer 5

separated into octave and sestet (8 and 6 lines) with abbaabba and then cdcdcd or cdecde rhyme scheme. reflects the transition of an idea, presenting a situation and then commenting on it, etc.

Question 6

English sonnet

Answer 6

3 quatrains (stanzas of 4 lines each) and then a concluding couplet (2 lines)

a b a b c d c d e f e f g g rhyme scheme

Question 7

phonetic intensives

Answer 7

sound of words connects to some degree with their meaning

Question 8

fl sound

Answer 8

moving light (e.g. flare)

Question 9

gl

Answer 9

also moving light (e.g. glare)

Question 10

sl

Answer 10

smoothly wet (e.g. slime)

Question 11

short i

Answer 11

smallness (e.g. inch)

Question 12

st

Answer 12

strength

Question 13

long o or oo

Answer 13

melancholy or sorrow (e.g. moan)

Question 14

Medial att (in the middle of the word)

Answer 14

particle movement (e.g. spatter)

Question 15

final er and le

Answer 15

indicates repetition

Question 16

onomatopoeia

Answer 16

words that correspond to a sound