Sounds in Poetry Flashcards by Sophia Widholm | Brainscape

Q

Pronounced using a strong breath.

A

Aspirates

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Horse, sigh, fish

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Aspirates

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Q

Sounds contain fluency.

A

Liquids

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l, m, n, r

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Liquids

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Q

Must be pronounced with a vowel.

A

Mutes

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b, g, c, k

Stack, Stop, hat, dad

A

Mutes

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a, e, i, o, u

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Vowels

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Q

First letters are the same.

Humid house

A

Alliteration

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Q

Consonant sounds at the beginning or end.

borrowed watch

A

Consonance

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Q

Vowel sounds repeat throughout words.

Snack attack

A

Assonance

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Q

Sound of word overlaps with meaning.

Buzz, clink, pitter-patter, clomp

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Onomotopoeia

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Q

Repeating a phrase at the beginning of a line.

A

Anaphora

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Q

“Beautiful sound”

Chimes, moon, rose

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Euphony

Vowels, liquids, aspirates

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Discordant sound

kick, clatter, prick

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Cacophony

Mutes, hards

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