Unit 6-Poems That Rely On Sound & Motion: Rhyme & Rhythm Flashcards
What is the regular recurrence of sound?
Rhythm
What is the using of words which sound me what they mean (growl, hiss, pop) is one way a poet may use sound?
Onomatopoeia
Who wrote “The Pied Piper of Hamelin”?
Robert Browning
What is the correspondence of sounds?
Rhyme
What is the repetition of the accented or stressed vowel sound and all succeeding sounds in words which come at the ends of lines of poetry?
End rhyme
What is it when a rhyme occurs within the line of poetry?
Internal rhyme
What is it when sound similarities occur between words that are not true rhymes such as “from mice” and “promise”?
Approximate rhymes
What is it when only one syllable of the words rhymes such as “wide,” “side,” “spied”?
Masculine rhyme
What is it when two or more syllables of the words rhyme such as “ermine,” “determine,” “lacking”?
Feminine rhyme
What is the use of initial consonant or vowel sounds that are the same, as in “tried” and “true,” and “rather be safe than sorry”?
Alliteration
What is the repetition of final consonant sounds as in “first” and “last,” and “loves” and “lives”?
Consonance
What is the repetition of like vowel sounds followed by unlike consonants, as in “mile,” “time,” and “mind” where the long “i” sound is repeated?
Assonance
Who wrote “Winter Ocean”?
John Updike
Who was the American poet who grew up in Pennsylvania, and his fiction deals primarily with ordinary people in small-town Pennsylvania settings?
John Updike
Who wrote “God’s Grandeur”?
Gerard Manley Hopkins
Who was the Jesuit priest whose poetry reveals an original quality and fine sense of perception and religious feeling and whose earliest work reflects a love of the beauties of nature; and is best known for unusual uses of rhyme, rhythm, and diction?
Gerard Manley Hopkins
Poets use certain sounds for a soft, smooth, or pleasant effect, called a:
Euphony
Poets use certain sounds for a rough, harsh, unpleasant effect, called a:
Cacophony
Who wrote “The Bells”?
Edgar Allan Poe
What is a poem’s established rhythm?
Meter
The pattern in a line of poetry consisting of one accented syllable and n unaccented syllable is called a:
Foot
What is an unrhythmic iambic pentameter?
Blank verse
Who wrote “Lochinvar”?
Sir Walter Scott
Who was the Scottish poet who developed an interest in early Scottish history and literature and was a master of the historical novel?
Sir Walter Scott
What is it when two words look as if they should rhyme but do not?
Eye rhyme
Who wrote “The Destruction of Sennacherib”?
George Gordon, Lord Byron
Who was an English romantic poet who created what is known as the “Byronic Hero”?
George Gordon, Lord Byron
What kind of foot has it unstressed, stressed?
Iambic
What kind of foot has it stressed, unstressed?
Trochaic
What kind of foot has it two unstressed, stressed?
Anapestic
What kind of foot has it stressed, two unstressed?
Dactylic
Who wrote “Upon His Departure Hence”?
Robert Herrick
Who was an English clergyman and versatile poet of the seventeenth century, and was one of the Cavalier poets?
Robert Herrick
What is the construction of two or more thoughts in the same pattern?
Parallelism
What kind of foot has it stressed,stressed?
Spondaic
