PKT

Question 1

A resemblance in some particulars between things otherwise unlike

Answer 1

Analogy

Question 2

The process of attributing human characteristic to something non - human, in particular the gods or God. The term also refers to animals that are given human personalities.

Answer 2

Anthropomorphism

Question 3

The repetition of words in identical or similar vowel sounds followed by different consonant sounds

Answer 3

Assonance

Question 4

A narrative poem, frequently of unknown authorship, composed of short verses intended to be sung or recited

Answer 4

Ballad

Question 5

A type of poetry with regular meter with no rhyme

Answer 5

Blank verse

Question 6

The repetition of a final consonant sound in words with different vowels

Answer 6

Consonance

Question 7

Two lines of rhyming iambic pentameter

Answer 7

Couplet

Question 8

In writing the careful of words based on their correctness, clarity, or effectiveness

Answer 8

Diction

Question 9

A poem in which there is one imaginary speaker addressing an imaginary audience

Answer 9

Dramatic poetry

Question 10

Verse that has neither regular rhyme nor regular meter

Answer 10

Free verse

Question 11

The use of language to create sensory impressions the appeals to the 5 senses

Answer 11

Imagery

Question 12

Any non-narrative poem presenting a single speaker who expresses a state of mind or a process of thought and feeling

Answer 12

Lyric poetry

Question 13

The rhythmic pattern in verse, made up of stressed and unstressed syllables; a specific form of such a pattern, depending on the number and kind of feet; for instance iambic pentameter

Answer 13

Meter

Question 14

A poem that tells a story

Answer 14

Narrative poetry

Question 15

A long lyric poem, serious in subject, elevated in style, and elaborate in stanzaic structure

Answer 15

Ode

Question 16

The term used to describe words whose pronunciations suggest their meaning

Answer 16

Onomatopoeia

Question 17

A figure of speech that endows things or abstractions with life or human characteristic (not to be confused with anthropomorphism)

Answer 17

Personification

Question 18

The abstract pattern of end-rhymes in a stanza, usually notated with lower-cases letters

Answer 18

Rhyme scheme

Question 19

The pattern of stressed and I stressed syllables in a line of poetry prose. Poets use RHYTHM to bring out the musical quality of language, to emphasize ideas, to create mood, to unify work, or to heighten emotional response

Answer 19

Rhythm