poetry Flashcards

1
Q

How is a rythm measured and described in poetry

A

meter

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2
Q

iambic foot (stress pattern)

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unstressed, stressed

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3
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trochaic foot (stress pattern)

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stressed, unstressed

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4
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anapestic foot

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unstressed, unstressed, stressed

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5
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dactylic foot

A

stressed, unstressed, unstressed

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6
Q

spondaic foot

A

stressed, stressed

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7
Q

monometer

A

one foot

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8
Q

dimeter

A

two feet

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9
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trimeter

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three feet

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10
Q

tetrameter

A

four feet

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11
Q

pentameter

A

five feet

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12
Q

hexameter

A

six feet

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13
Q

heptameter

A

seven feet

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14
Q

caesura

A

a strong pause within a line of verse

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15
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Enjambent

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the continuation of the sense and gramatical construction from one line of poetry to the next. run on lines

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16
Q

Alliteration

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Repetition of initial consonant sounds EX: Magnificent Marvolous Marbles

17
Q

Assonance

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repetition of the same or similar vowel sounds within a passsage (Internal rhyme)

18
Q

consonance

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repetition of consonant sounds ex: longer, linger, langour

19
Q

couplet

A

two lines rhyming together