Poetry test Flashcards

1
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poem that tells story elements in plot included

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narrative

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2
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really long narrative poem

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epic

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3
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type of narrative poem that uses imagery to tell story

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ballad

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4
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14 line poem w/ 10 syllables per line

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sonnet

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5
Q

poem with a song like feel that can express feelings or emotion

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lyric

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6
Q

poem with no rhyme scheme or set pattern

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free verse

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7
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a poem written for someone in celebration

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ode

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8
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poem written for someone who died

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elegy

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9
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3 line japanese poem syllables following a 5-7-5 pattern

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haiku

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10
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two lines that rhyme

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couplet

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11
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phrase not meant to be taken literally

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idiom

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12
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compares using like or as

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simile

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13
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compares w/o using like or as

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metaphor

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14
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an over exaggeration

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hyperbole

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15
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giving human qualities to object

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personification

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16
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repetition of vowel sounds

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assonance

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17
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a word/phrase used to make uncomfortable situation seem less harsh

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euphemism

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18
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a word used to mimic a sound

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onomatopoeia

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19
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when one says something but means the opposite

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verbal irony

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20
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repetition of beginning consonant sounds

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alliteration

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21
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downplaying a situation

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understatement

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22
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the use of vivid language to appeal to senses

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imagery

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23
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a group of lines in poem

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stanza

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24
Q

2 words with same ending sounds

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rhyme

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25
Q

a single row of words in poem

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line

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26
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a frightened child

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the city is so big

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27
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older black woman reminiscing on her childhood

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A poem for my librarian mrs long

28
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a sailor who lost their leader

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o captain my captain

29
Q

man reflecting on decision he made in his youth

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the road not taken

30
Q

young man who has recently lost his love

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the raven

31
Q

a poem for my librarian mrs long

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nikki giovanni

32
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o captain my captain

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walt whitman

33
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the road not taken

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robert frost

34
Q

the raven

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edgar allen poe

35
Q

as i wandered lonely as a cloud

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william wordsworth

36
Q

the sky is low the clouds are mean

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emily dickinson

37
Q

concrete mixers

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patricia hubbell

38
Q

harlem night song

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langston hughes

39
Q

the city is so big

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richard garcia

40
Q

love makes on happy

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harlem night song

41
Q

cities can appear frightening at night to kids

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the city is so ig

42
Q

one must live 2ith the decisions they mak in life

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the road not taken

43
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nature can have bad days

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the sky is low the clouds are mean

44
Q

grief can cause intense mental anguish

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the raven

45
Q

it can be hard to celebrate when losing a lost one

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oh captain my captain

46
Q

what fig language in sky is low

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personification

47
Q

what fig lang the city is so big

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metaphor

48
Q

what type of fig lang concrete mixers

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similies and metaphor

49
Q

fig lang for “weak and weary”

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alliteration

50
Q

what type poem the raven

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narrative

51
Q

why poe have raven perch upon bust of greek godess pallas

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association suggests raven is wise

52
Q

who o captain my captain written about

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lincoln

53
Q

repetition of “fallen cold and dead” emphasizes

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importance of death to speaker

54
Q

what fig lang in o captain

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extended metaphor, elegy, in civil war

55
Q

setting of road not taken

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autumn/fall

56
Q

two roads represent

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important decisions in our life

57
Q

difference b/w two roads

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one is less traveled by

58
Q

what “ sorry i could not travel both and be one traveler

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he only one person and cant go down one at same time

59
Q

tone/feeling I wandered as lonely as a cloud

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lonely

60
Q

what fig lang ten thousand saw i at a glance, tossing their heads in sprightly dance

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personification, hyperbole

61
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fig lang poem for librarian “opened the wardrobe but no lions came out”

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allusion

62
Q

What word best describes the speakers feelings about her childhood in a poem from my library and Mrs. Long

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Nostalgic

63
Q

How does the narrator write this poem, a poem from my library and Mrs. Long

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She admires librarian for bravely checking out books for her

64
Q

What type of poem is a poem from my librarian

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ode

65
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