Terms

Question 1

’ ‘

Answer 1

Spondaic

Spree day

Question 2

( ‘

Answer 2

Iambic

McLamb

Question 3

’ ( (

Answer 3

Dactylic

Act a lick!

Question 4

’ (

Answer 4

Trochaic

Roachy

Question 5

’

Answer 5

Monosyllabic foot

Scream

Question 6

One foot

Answer 6

Monometer

Question 7

2

Answer 7

Dimeter

Question 8

3

Answer 8

Trimeter

Question 9

4

Answer 9

Tetrameter

Question 10

5

Answer 10

Pentameter

Question 11

6

Answer 11

Hexameter

Question 12

7

Answer 12

Heptameter

Question 13

8

Answer 13

Octometer

Question 14

The recurrence of sound or motion

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Rhythm

Question 15

One syllable rhyming words

Answer 15

Masculine rhyme

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Two or more syllable rhyme

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Feminine rhyme

Question 17

Initial consonant or vowel sounds that are the same—tried and true

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Alliteration

Question 18

Repetition of final consonant sounds—first and last

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Consonance

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Repetition of like vowel sounds followed by unlike consonants–mile time mind

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Assonance

Question 20

Suggested meanings or associations

Answer 20

Connotations

Question 21

Literal meanings

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Denotations

Question 22

An expressed comparison in which the words “like, as, resembles,” may come into play

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Simile

Question 23

Human qualities given to inanimate objects

Answer 23

Personification

Question 24

An implied comparison in which one thing is described in terms of another

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Metaphor

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An exaggeration

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Hyperbole

Question 26

Meaning beyond itself

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Symbol

Question 27

Addressing an inanimate object as though it were alive

Answer 27

Apostrophe

Question 28

Traditional pattern which applies to the whole poem

Answer 28

Fixed form

Question 29

Written line upon line with no grouping

Answer 29

Continuous form

Question 30

Groups of lines having the same metrical pattern

Answer 30

Stanzaic

Question 31

2 parts, an octave, and a sestet, which represent a division of thought

Answer 31

Italian or Petrarchan sonnet

Question 32

Three quatrains and a couplet

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English or Shakespearean sonnet

Question 33

Anapestic rhyme, fixed form, five lines

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Limerick

Question 34

What is the rhyme scheme of a limerick

Answer 34

Aabba

Question 35

Unrhymed , 3 lines, 5,7,5 syllables respectively

Answer 35

Haiku

Question 36

5 lines, 2,4,6,8,2 syllables

Answer 36

Cinquain

Question 37

The topic suggests the shape

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Figure poem

Question 38

Saying the opposite of what is meant | Example: A tall man is called a midget

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Verbal irony

Question 39

Contrasting what a audience knows to be true and what a character says Example: A man is hiding in a closet and another man enters the room

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Dramatic irony

Question 40

Irony of situation | Example: A millionaire doesn't have enough money to make a phone call because he has no money in his pocket

Answer 40

Presenting a discrepancy between appearance and reality

Question 41

The manner in which the author deals with a subject

Answer 41

Tone