Structure Flashcards

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Define:

Stanzas.

A

The division of a poem; a number of lines of verse forming a separate unit within a poem.

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Define:

Cantos.

A

A section out of several into which a long poem may be divided.

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Define:

Syllogistic.

A

Arriving at a conclusion by looking at two or more other ideas/premises.

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Define:

Change of Tone.

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When the poet begins to express a different feeling, perhaps from sadness to anger for example.

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Q

Define:

Foot.

A

A pair of unstressed and stressed syllables.

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Define:

Cumulative Effect.

A

A cluster/anthology of poems, which together have much more impact than they did individually.

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Define:

Caesura.

A

A pause (usually in the form of punctuation) which breaks up a single line.

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Define:

Enjambment.

A

An idea or phrase described over a number of lines with no punctuation.

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Define:

Iambic Pentameter.

A

A line made up of five pairs of unstressed/stressed syllables.

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