Reading "The Raven" Vocabulary Flashcards

1
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Lore

A

Old stories

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2
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Vainly

A

without success

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3
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surcease

A

ending

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4
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entreating

A

begging

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5
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implore

A

ask

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scarce

A

hardly

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peering

A

staring

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8
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countenance

A

mental composer

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9
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placid

A

undisturbed

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melancholy

A

sorrow

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gaunt

A

sickly

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12
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tempest

A

storm

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13
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pallid

A

pale

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14
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pallas

A

Athena

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15
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plutonian

A

black

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16
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Seraphim

A

Angel

17
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tempter

A

Satan

18
Q

balm in Gilead

A

power to heal

19
Q

Aidenn

A

Heaven

20
Q

Mood

A

The atmosphere or feeling within a work of art.

21
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Rhyme

A

same ending sounds

22
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Rhyme scheme

A

pattern of rhyming sounds

23
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end rhyme

A

rhyme that appears at the ends of poetic lines

24
Q

internal rhyme

A

when words in the middle of a line rhyme with words at the end of the line or with other words in nearby lines

25
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exact rhyme

A

exact same ending sounds

26
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slant rhyme

A

ending sounds that are similar

27
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rhythm

A

a sound pattern that helps to give poetry a musical or melodious quality

28
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meter

A

sound pattern of repeated stressed and unstressed syllables called beats

29
Q

foot

A

a 2 syllable block

30
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octameter

A

A line that is 8 feet in length

31
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rising meter

A

unstressed beats followed by stressed beats

32
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falling meter

A

stressed beats followed by unstressed beats

33
Q

iambic

A

a word with 2 syllable first one being unstressed second being stressed

34
Q

trochaic

A

a word that is 2 syllables starting with a stressed beat ending with a unstressed beat

35
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cansonance

A

repeated consonant sounds anywhere in a word

36
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alliteration

A

a type of consonance in which beginning sounds are the same or similar

37
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stanzas

A

18

38
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lines

A

108