Test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

similarity in the structure of two or more phrases, clauses, or sentences

A

parallelism

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2
Q

the regular repetition of sound in music or poetry

A

rhythm

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3
Q

a regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables

A

meter

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4
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individual patterns or measures of rhythm

A

poetic feet

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5
Q

the process of identifying foot and meter in a line of poetry

A

scansion

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6
Q

the most common meter in English

A

iambic pentameter

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7
Q

u/

A

iambic foot

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8
Q

/u

A

trochaic

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9
Q

uu/

A

anapestic foot

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10
Q

/uu

A

dactylic foot

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11
Q

//

A

spondaic foot

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12
Q

uu

A

pyrrhic foot

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13
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  1. 2 feet
  2. 3 feet
  3. 4 feet
  4. 5 feet
  5. 6 feet
A
  1. dimeter
  2. trimeter
  3. tetrameter
  4. pentameter
  5. hexameter
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14
Q

correspondence of sound

A

rhyme

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15
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rhyme where syllables are exactly alike

A

perfect rhyme

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16
Q

rhyme that pairs words that are similar but slightly mismatched in sound

A

slant rhyme

17
Q

rhyme that combines words that look alike but don’t sound alike

A

eye rhyme

18
Q

rhyme that falls at the end of a line and in the middle and ends of words

A

end rhyme

19
Q

rhyme occurring within a single line of poetry

A

internal rhyme

20
Q

the poem’s pattern of end rhyme

A

rhyme scheme

21
Q

the repetition of the initial consonant sound

A

alliteration

22
Q

the repetition of the final consonant sound

A

consonance

23
Q

the repetition of vowel sounds

A

assonance

24
Q

words that sound like what they mean

A

onomatopoeia

25
Q

when a natural pause occurs at the end of a line of poetry

A

end-stop

26
Q

if the reader must read past the end of the line and into the next to find the natural pause or break

A

enjambment

27
Q

a break within a line of poetry

A

caesura

28
Q
  1. when the final syllable of a line is unstressed
  2. when the final syllable of a line is stressed
A
  1. feminine ending
  2. masculine ending
29
Q

character that remains the same at the end of the story

A

static character

30
Q

character that undergoes some change by the end of the story

A

dynamic character

31
Q

Who Has Seen the Wind is a story written by Christina Rosetti that compares God to ___

A

the wind

32
Q

Rattlesnake highlights what about the snake at first?

A

its beauty

33
Q

in On the Grasshopper and the Cricket, the __1__ represents a song in summer, and __2__ represents a song in winter

A
  1. grasshopper
  2. cricket
34
Q

The Gray Sleeve was set in the Civil War and was written by ___

A

Crane

35
Q

Winter Ocean was written by _____

A

Updike
- the story was negative -

36
Q

Traveling through the Dark was written by __1__ and it represents traveling through ______ and ______ darkness

A
  1. Stafford
  2. physical and moral darkness