terminology

Question 1

petrarchan sonnet

Answer 1

14 lines, divided into an octet and a sestet, iambic pentameter, volta, abbaabba cdecde

Question 2

Shakespearean sonnet

Answer 2

14 lines, 3 quatrains and a rhyming couplet, iambic pentameter, abab cdcd efef gg

Question 3

alternate rhyme

Answer 3

rhyme on every other line

Question 4

internal rhyme

Answer 4

rhyming that occurs within a line of the verse

Question 5

eye rhyme

Answer 5

looks like it should rhyme but the sound is not the same

Question 6

imperative mood

Answer 6

stresses a command

Question 7

independent main clause

Answer 7

words that carry the same core meaning of a sentence

Question 8

parallelism

Answer 8

pattern of words, rhyme or structure to create a sense of balance

Question 9

archaisms

Answer 9

old sounding words

Question 10

allusion

Answer 10

to refer to something indirectly or metaphorically

Question 11

phonology

Answer 11

study of sound

Question 12

bilabials

Answer 12

sounds that use both lips M and B

Question 13

Aspirants

Answer 13

words that sound like audible breath H

Question 14

antithesis

Answer 14

setting ideas against each other

Question 15

elegy

Answer 15

expression of berevement

Question 16

ballad

Answer 16

tells a story in short stanzas (eve and isabella)

Question 17

Leonine Rhyme

Answer 17

internal rhyme

Question 18

lyric

Answer 18

intentions to be sung, expresses mood or emotion

Question 19

pastoral

Answer 19

a rural poem often from a shepherd POV extolling ideal world of countryside

Question 20

ode

Answer 20

one subject that is elevated

Question 21

negative capability

Answer 21

I mean Negative Capability, that is when man is capable of being in uncertainties, mysteries, doubts, without any irritable reaching after fact and reason

Question 22

hypophora

Answer 22

answering your own question