Poetic Analysis/ Devices Test Flashcards

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Alliteration

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words that have the same first consonant sound and are close

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Couplet

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two lines of poetry

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Assonance

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two or more words close to each other that repeat the same vowel but have different beginning consonant sounds

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Rhyme scheme

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pattern of rhyme at the end of each line

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Internal rhyme

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middle words and end words rhyme

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Rhetorical situation

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explains why the speaker utters these words; explains situation

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Enjambment

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when a poet’s thoughts spill onto the next lines

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Onomatopoeia

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a sound that is a word

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Repitition

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the repeating of the same word or phrase

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Refrain

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repeated line

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Paralleism

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components in a sentence that are grammatically same or similar in the construction sound

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Consonance

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repetitive sounds produced by consonants within a sentence or phrase

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Ode

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a poem that is praising a person, place, or thing; pays tribute; appreciation

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Allusion

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indirect or passing reference to some event, people, place, or artistic work

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Tercet

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three lines- one stanza

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Quatrain

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four lines- one stanza

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free verse

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does not rhyme or have rhythm

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Stanza

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like a paragraph of a poem

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line

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does not have to end in period

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speaker

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voice behind poem; telling story

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audience

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people/ person following story; intended to listen

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apostrophe

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when the speaker addresses an abstract idea, person, or thing

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“Chuckle, fickle, kick”

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Consonance

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“Men sell wedding bells”

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Assonance

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“Big bully beats a boy”

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Alliteration

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“Boom”

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Onomatopoeia

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“Dunkin Donuts”

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Alliteration