Poetry Quiz Flashcards

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Poetry

Poetry

Definition

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Literary work or form arranged in lines and stanzas

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Poetry

The word poem comes from….

Word origins and meaning

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The Greek word “Poima” which means work

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Poetry

Poetry uses …… to communicate experiences thoughts or emotion

Fill in the blank

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Imaginative and musical language

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Poetry

Speaker

Definition

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Charactaer who speaks in, or narrates the poem. The voice assumed by the writer

Voice of the Poem

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Poetry

Tone

Definition

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Emotional Attitude toward the reader or toward the subject implied by a poem.

Examples: Familiar, Ironic, Playful, Sarcastic, Serious, Sincere

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Poetry

Are the speaker and the writer the same person?

Answer

A

Not Necessarily

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Poetry

Setting

Definition

A

Time and place in which a literary work occurs

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Poetry

Context

Definition

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Conditions in which the poem occurs

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Poetry

Context is closely related to setting but focuses more on the ….

Fill in the blank

A

Environment of the time and place

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Poetry

Common types of context

Mention

A

Historical
Cultural

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Poetry

Figurative Language

Definition

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Writing or speech that is meant to be understood imaginatively instead of literally. It is specially common in poetry.

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Poetry

Types of Figurative Language

Mention

A

Metaphor
Simile
Personification

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Poetry

Simile

Definition

A

Comparison that uses like or as

Example: “Cold as Heaven”

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Poetry

Metaphor

Definition

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Comparison in which one thing is written as if it were another

Example: “My joy is the joy of sunlight”

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Poetry

Personification

Definition

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Figure of speech in which an animal, thing, force of nature, or an idea is described as if it were human or given human qualities.

Example: “The hunger of this poem is legendary”

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Poetry

Imagery

Definition

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Descriptive language used to create a vivid picture in the mind of the reader and to appeal to the senses - primarily sight

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Poetry

Rhythm

Definition

A

Pattern of beats or stresses in a line of poetry

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Poetry

Rhythm can be…

Mention

A

Regular
Irregular

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Poetry

Meter

Definition

A

Regular Rhythmic Pattern

20
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Poetry

/

Marks ….. syllables

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Stressed Syllables

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Poetry

U

Marks ….. syllables

A

Unstressed Syllables

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Poetry

Unstressed Syllables

Definition

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no strong phonetic feeling

23
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Poetry

Stressed Syllables

Definition

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Where the strength of the phonetic is

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Poetry

Rhyme

Definition

A

Repetition of sounds at the ends of words

Example: day, away

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# Poetry Rhyme Scheme | Definition
Pattern of end rhyme designated by assigning a different letter of the alphabet to each rhyme
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# Poetry Internal Rhyme | Definition
Rhyme that occurs within lines
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# Poetry End Rhyme | Definition
Rhyme that occurs at the ends of lines
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# Poetry Slant Rhyme/Near Rhyme | Definition
Use of words that dont exactly rhyme but have a similar sound | Example: Rock, Rot
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# Poetry Structure | Definition
poems can be divided into stanzas or a group of lines
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# Poetry Stanzas | Definition
Group of lines
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# Poetry Types of stanzas | Mention & Definition
Couplet- 2 lines Tercet/Triplet- 3 lines quatrain- 4 lines quintet/quintain- 5 lines sestet- 6 lines septet- 7 lines octave- 8 lines
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# Poetry Diction | Definition
Authors word choice
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# Poetry Form | Definition
numerous recognizable elements a poem may contain
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# Poetry Synonym | Definition
Different words with the same meaning
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# Poetry Lyric Poem | Definition
Expression of emotions with a musical rhythm
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# Poetry Sonnet | Definition
Poem with 14 lines, typically with 10 syllables per line
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# Poetry Narrative Poem | Definition
Poem with only 1 speaker, the narrator, who relates the entire story