Poetry

Question 1

Rhyme scheme of octave

Answer 1

ABBA ABBA

Question 2

Short story leading to a larger point

Answer 2

Anecdote

Question 4

3 lines

Answer 4

Haiku

Question 5

Tells a funny story

Answer 5

Limerick

Question 6

Eight lines; first part of an Italian sonnet; poses a problem, asks a question

Answer 6

Octave

Question 7

6 lines; second part of an Italian sonnet; solve problem, Answer Question, drive home idea

Answer 7

Sestet

Question 8

Generally doesn’t tell a story comes up with a thought or idea; strong emotion

Answer 8

Lyrical Poem

Question 9

Rhyme Scheme of a sestet

Answer 9

CD CD CD

Question 10

Rhyme scheme of Spenserian sonnet’s 3 quatrains

Answer 10

AB AB BC BC CD CD

Question 11

don’t necessarily follow meter or rhythm

Answer 11

free verse

Question 12

Rhyme scheme of Spenserian sonnet’s rhyming couplet

Answer 12

EE

Question 13

ALWAYS fourteen lines, written in iambic pentameter, almost always about love

Answer 13

Sonnet

Question 15

First part of an English or Spenserian sonnet; 12 lines

Answer 15

Three quatrains

Question 15

Rhyming scheme of English Sonnet’s rhyming couplet

Answer 15

GG

Question 16

Rhyming scheme of English Sonnet’s 3 quatrain

Answer 16

ABAB CDCD EFEF

Question 17

Another rhyme scheme of a sestet

Answer 17

CDE CDE

Question 17

Second part of an English or Spenserian sonnet; uses last letters of rhyme scheme twice

Answer 17

Rhyming couplet