Poetry Test Flashcards

1
Q

Meter

A

arrangement of words, organized way to arrange stressed/unstressed syllables

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2
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Rhyme

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endings of the word sound the same

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3
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Repetition

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repeating a word, sound, or phrase for emphasis

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4
Q

Simile

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a phrase usually comparing things using like or as

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5
Q

Metaphor

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direct comparison between two unlike things

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6
Q

Alliteration

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repetition of the same sound/types of sounds at the beginning of words

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7
Q

Imagery

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appeal to the senses

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8
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Hyperbole

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exaggerated statement

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9
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Idioms

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phrase where the words mean something different than their literal meaning

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10
Q

Onomatopoeia

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Formation or words that imitate sounds

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11
Q

Personification

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making an inanimate object personified

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12
Q

Free Verse Poems

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poetry that is written without rules

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13
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Haiku

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17 syllable verse 5, 7, 5

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14
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Limerick

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poem that follows the rhyme scheme a a b b a

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15
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Narrative Poem

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of folk origin, meant to be sung

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