Poetry Vocabulry Flashcards

1
Q

Emotional suggestion of a word- ( positive)sweet, happy. (Negative)ugly, and mean

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Connotation

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2
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(Literal)Meaning of the word

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Denotation

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3
Q

Poetry is written in lines

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Lines

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4
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Groups of lines

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Stanza

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5
Q

Repetition of vowel sounds

The light of the fire is a sight(long I)

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Assonance

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6
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Collection

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Anthology

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7
Q

Compares 2 things
•Time is a Thief
•You are a couch potato

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Metaphor

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8
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Compares 2 things (as, like)
•Buys as a Bee
•Clean as a Whistle

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Simile

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9
Q

Gives human characteristics to inmate objects
•Opportunity knocked on the door
•The sun greeted me this morning

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Personification

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10
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An outrageous exaggeration
•You snore louder than a freight train.
•She is so dumb, she thinks Taco Bell is a Mexican phone Company

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Hyperbole

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11
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Word which has meaning in itself but is used to represent something entirely different.
•Dove-Love
•Black-Death

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Symbolism

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12
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Repetition of Sound
•petter piper pick a pepper
•how many wood can a wood-chuck chuck if a wood -chuck could chuck would

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Alliteration

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13
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It uses words that sound like their meaning, or mimic the sounds
•the burning wood Hissed and Cracked

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Onomatopoeia

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14
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A brief, intentional reference to a historical, mythic, or literal person, place, event, or movement.

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Allusion

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