Sem. 1 final

Question 1

Factual people or things existing in a poem

Answer 1

Characters

Question 2

Identify patterns and identify important elements when patterns break

Answer 2

Traditional devices

Question 3

Sounds that are the same or similar

Answer 3

Rhyme

Question 4

Rhyme that occurs at the end of the line

Answer 4

End rhyme

Question 5

Measure of rhymes

Answer 5

Rhyme scheme

Question 6

Sounds occur within the line

Answer 6

Internal rhyme

Question 7

Similarity or identity of that will and succeeding consonant sounds in accented syllables

Answer 7

True rhyme

Question 8

Substitution of assonance or consonants for true rhyme; not an exact rhyme, it is suggested

Answer 8

Slant rhyme

Question 9

Rhyme on last syllable

Answer 9

Masculine rhyme

Question 10

Rhyme on last two syllables

Answer 10

Feminine rhyme

Question 11

Repetition of initial consonant sounds

Answer 11

Alliteration

Question 12

Resemblance of vowel sounds followed by non-identical consonant sounds within stressed syllables

Answer 12

Assonance

Question 13

Repeating of any sound, word, line, or stanza within a poem

Answer 13

Repetition

Question 14

Pattern of the strong stresses and weak stresses in the line

Answer 14

Meter

Question 15

Number of strong stresses per line

Answer 15

Feet

Question 16

One weak + one strong

Answer 16

Iamb

Question 17

One strong + one weak

Answer 17

Trochee

Question 18

Two weak + one strong

Answer 18

Anapest

Question 19

One strong + two weak

Answer 19

Dactyl

Question 20

Three strong stresses per line

Answer 20

Trimeter

Question 21

Four strong stress is per line

Answer 21

Tetrameter

Question 22

Five strong stress is per line

Answer 22

Pentameter

Question 23

Six strong stresses for line

Answer 23

Hexameter

Question 24

Seven strong stresses per line

Answer 24

Heptameter

Question 25

A formal division of lines; formally separated

Answer 25

Stanza

Question 26

A group of rhymed lines

Answer 26

Verse

Question 27

2 rhymed lines

Answer 27

Rhyming couplet

Question 28

Sounds that cannot be elongated

Answer 28

Hard consonants

Question 29

Sounds that can be elongated

Answer 29

Soft consonants

Question 30

Smallest unit of sound

Answer 30

Letter

Question 31

Sounds that give a hissing sound

Answer 31

Sibilants

Question 32

Sounds that use a constant sound(warm sounds)

Answer 32

Liquids

Question 33

The calling to mind of something known through the five senses

Answer 33

Imagery

Question 34

Words that create a visual image

Answer 34

Visual

Question 35

Where is that create an image pertaining to the sense of touch

Answer 35

Tactile

Question 36

Words used to create an image pertaining to the sense of hearing

Answer 36

Auditory

Question 37

Words used to create an image pertaining to the sense of smell

Answer 37

Olfactory

Question 38

Words used to create an image pertaining to the sense of taste

Answer 38

Gustatory

Question 39

All the different ways of being non-literal

Answer 39

Figurative language

Question 40

Info given with a poem; background of work of literature

Answer 40

Provenance

Question 41

"The secret"

Answer 41

Denise Levertov - advice about poetry and life; two girls discover secret of life - 9

Question 42

"When the frost is on the punkin"

Answer 42

James Whitcomb Riley - A fall day and work is done - 4

Question 43

"Stopping by Woods on a snowy evening"

Answer 43

Robert Frost - Man stopping in woods and has a long life journey before death - 4

Question 44

"Do not go gentle into that good night"

Answer 44

Dylan Thomas - different kinds of people and how they go to sleep - 6

Question 45

"We real cool"

Answer 45

Gwendolyn Brooks | -seven people whose actions are explained when when they miss school

Question 46

"The tyger"

Answer 46

William Blake - there is a tyger made by God that represents evil - 6

Question 47

"The lamb"

Answer 47

William Blake - there is a lamb that represents good people or God/Shepard - 3

Question 48

"The poison tree"

Answer 48

William Blake - narrator has wrath for his foe; death symbolically represent revenge - 4

Question 49

"Harlem"

Answer 49

Langston Hughes - Black men/women dreams being put on hold by white men - ???

Question 50

"Annabel Lee"

Answer 50

Edgar Allen Poe - narrator loved a woman named Annabel Lee - 6

Question 51

Basic structure of repetition is same, part of it is different

Answer 51

Parallelism