Poetry Flashcards

1
Q

A natural pause within a line of poetry

A

Caesura

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2
Q

Which era does the KJV belong in?

A

Jacobean

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3
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A poem or stanza of four lines, in which lines 2 and 4 rhyme and have a similar # of syllables.

A

Quatrain

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4
Q

Which era does High Pink on Chrome belong in?

A

Postmodern era

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5
Q

Who wrote Jabberwocky?

A

Lewis Carrol

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6
Q

What is the oldest surviving English text?

A

Caedmon’s Hymn

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7
Q

Which bust did the raven perch itself upon?

A

Pallas Athena

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8
Q

Which famous novel was written by Sir Walter Scott in the Romanticist era?

A

Ivanhoe

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9
Q

Ben Jonson’s “On My First Daughter” is written in which era?

A

Jacobean

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10
Q

Which frumious creature is the child told to shun in The Jabberwocky?

A

Bandersnatch

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11
Q

What type of sonnet has a rhyme scheme of ABAB CDCD EFEF GG?

A

Shakespearean

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12
Q

What is the analysis of metrical patterns in poetry?

A

Scansion

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13
Q

In which poem does graphic space or visual arrangement play a central role in both design and meaning

A

Visual or concrete

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14
Q

Which eras or periods in literature includes many works from Shakespeare?

THERE ARE 2!

A

Elizabethan and Jacobean

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15
Q

Rhyming words in their accented vowels

A

Assonance

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16
Q

A sonnet with various rhyme schemes but composed of an octave and a sestet

A

Italian/Petrarchan

17
Q

Exaggeration used for emphasis, but not meant to be taken literally

A

Hyperbole

18
Q

A verse that follows a regular meter but does not rhyme

A

Blank Verse

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