STRUCTURE POETRY

Question 1

Identical sounds in the last stressed vowel and all the sound following that vowel in two or more words

Answer 1

Rhyme

Question 2

Rhyme that occurs between words with a single line of poetry

Answer 2

Internal rhyme

Question 3

Pattern of end rhyme in a poem

Answer 3

Rhyme scheme

Question 4

Appetition a similar vowel sounds in a series of words

Answer 4

Assonance

Question 5

Repetition of terminal consonant sounds and more rarely internal consonants that creates extra emphasis on the word involved

Answer 5

Consonance

Question 6

Repetition of initial consonant sound

Answer 6

Alliteration

Question 7

Use of words that sound like what they mean

Answer 7

Onomatopoeia

Question 8

Process of identifying the two major features of meter in a particular poem

Answer 8

Scansion

Question 9

Unrhymed iambic penta meter

Answer 9

Blank verse

Question 10

Poetry with no distinguishable rhyme meter or line length

Answer 10

Free verse

Question 11

Poem in which the following are true first line contains one strased I syllable second to the third three and forth for the first line like the first has only stressed syllable

Answer 11

Cinquain

Question 12

Division of a poem

Answer 12

Stanza

Question 13

poem meant to be sung usually telling a story and having 4 line stanzas

Answer 13

Ballad

Question 14

Two lines of iambic pentameter that rhyme

Answer 14

Heroic couplet

Question 15

14 lines of iambic pentameter has several varieties a rhyme scheme

Answer 15

Sonnet

Question 16

A series 3 line poem without rhyme or meter about having a syllable count of five – 7–5

Answer 16

Haiku

Question 17

A five line humorous poem with a dominant anapestic meter

Answer 17

Limerick

Question 18

One unit of a pattern

Answer 18

Metrical foot o