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1Sonnets are
- Aa lyrical poem with no particular rhyming scheme
- Ba poem solely conveying emotion
- Ca lyrical poem of fourteen lines using an iambic pentameter
2Petrarchan Sonnet:
- AA set rhythmic scheme with the first eight lines two quatrains followed by six line 'sestet'
- B
A changing rhythmic scheme with out a particual pattern - CA change in lines usually takes place in a shift in argument or mood of poem
- DABBA ABBA CDE CDE
3Shakespearean Sonnet:
- AABAB CDCD EFEF GG
- BContains three quatrains and a final couplet written in iambic pentameter
- CContains five quatrains and is written in freeverse
- DTurning point begins in line 9
- EThe turning point begins in line 10
- FABBA ABBA CDE CDE
4assonance:
- AProducing a sound like the letters s or sh
- BA formation of a word by imitation of the sound made or associated with it
- Crepetition of vowel sound to create internal rhyming within a phrase or sentence serving as a building block for verse
- DThe occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of the adjacent or closely connected words
5An example of an assonance is:
- ABuzzz
- BTing ting
- Cpeter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers
- DHow now brown cow
6Alliteration:
- AThe occurrence of the same letter or sound at the begining of, adjacent, or closely connected words
- BPleasing to the ear through a harmonious combination of words
- CThe re occurrence of similar sounds especially consonants in close proximity
7An example of an alliteration:
- Ablank think
- BBuzz
- CDunkin Donuts
- DRainy day
8Consonace:
- AThe occurrence of the same letter or sound at the begining of, adjacent, or closely connected words
- BThe re occurence of a similar sound, especially consonants in close proximity
- CAn organization of words, accents in rhythmic patterns
- DThe proccess of identifying the metrical pattern in a poem
9Sibilance:
- Athe pattern of rhymes at the ends of lines of poetry
- BThe proccess of identifying the metrical pattern in a poem
- Cproducing a sound like the letters sh or ssss
- DAn organization of words, accents in rhythmic patterns
10example of sibilace:
- Aflippers flew
- Bhow now brown cow
- Cpeter piper picked...
- Dsally sells seashells
11onomatopoeia:
- Athe formation of a word by imitation of the sound which is associated with it
- BThe proccess of identifying the metrical pattern in a poem
- CThe re occurence of a similar sound, especially consonants in close proximity
- DAn organization of words, accents in rhythmic patterns
12explains: onomatopoeia
- Ashe sells seashells
- Bbuzz
- Cstertorous
- Dshe swallowed a fly I don't know why she swallowed a fly
13euphony
- AThe occurrence of the same letter or sound at the begining of, adjacent, or closely connected words
- BThe formation of a word by imitation of the sound made by or associated with it
- Cpleasing to the ear through a harmonious combination of words
- DThe re occurence of a similar sound, especially consonants in close proximity
14examples of euphony:
- Athe mellow mist floats into the valley
- Bi hate peanut butter!
- Cif you live to see another day you will pay the price in gold
- DT.G.I.F its a blacked out blur but im pretty sure it ruled... YEAHHH last friday night! - Katy Perry
15cacophony
- Apleasant to the ear
- Bharsh or discordant sound
- Ctype of metrical pattern used by Shakespeare
- DThe proccess of identifying the metrical pattern in a poem
16Examples of cacophony
- AI detest war because cause of war is always trivial
- BThe occurrence of the same letter or sound at the begining of, adjacent, or closely connected words
- CAn organization of words, accents in rhythmic patterns
- Dthe beautiful skies filled with dark clouds like cotton candy
17Stanza
- Aa major division in poetry, like a paragraph in prose
- Ban organization of words accents into rhythm patterns
- Cone meter of a poetic rhythm
- Da natural break in poetry, usually middle of line
18meter
- Aorganization of words' accents into rhythm patterns
- Bone measure of a poetic rhythm
- Cformed by words with similar but not identical sounds
- Da rhyme in which one or both of the rhyme words are within the line
19foot
- Athe lower extremity of the leg below the ankle, on which a person stands or walks.
- Ba unit of linear measure equal to 12 inches (30.48 cm)
- Cone measure of poetic rhythm
- Dthe process of identifying the metrical pattern in a poem
20Scansion
- Athe pattern of rhymes at the ends of lines of poetry
- Ba rhyme in which one or both of the rhyming words are with in the line
- Cthe process of identifying the metrical pattern in a poem
- Dthe organization of words' accents into rhythm patterns
21rhyming scheme
- Aa major division in a poem, like a paragraph in a prose
- Bthe organization of words' accents into rhythm patterns
- Cthe continuation of a complete idea from one line to another to the next without pausing
- Dthe pattern of rhymes at the ends of lines of poetry
22caesura
- Aa natural break in a line of poetry, usually middle of line
- Bthe continuation of a complete idea from one line to the next line without pausing
- Cformed by words with similar but not identical sounds
- Dproducing a sound like letters "s" or "sh"
23enjambment
- Athe continuation of a complete idea from one line to the next without pausing
- Bthe regular patterns of accents that makeup metrical verse
- Charsh or discordant sounds
- Drepetition of vowel sounds to create internal rhyming within phrases or sentences
24end rhyming is a rhyme at the end of lines of poetry
- ATrue
- BFalse
25slant rhyming
- Ausing italics to empathizes rhymes within poetry
- Bformed by words with similar but not identical sounds
- Crhyming at the end of lines of poetry
- Dcool hip hop scat used by intercity cool katzz
26internal rhyming
- Aa rhyme in which one or both of the rhyming words are within the line
- Bthe use of the same rhyming sequence throughout a poem
- Ca continuous rhyming sequence within a poem
- Done measure of a poetic rhythm
27iambic meter
- AU / U /
- BU U / U U /
- C/ / U / / U
- D/ U / U
28Trochaic
- AU / U /
- B/ /
- C/ U / U
- D/ / U / / U
29Anapestic
- AU / U /
- B/ U / U
- C/ / U / / U
- DUU/UU/
30Dactylic
- A/ U / U
- B/ / U / / U
- C/ U U / U U
- D/ / / /
31Spondee
- A/ / / /
- BU / / U / /
- C/ U U / U U
- DU U U U U U
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