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1Rhyme is the [blank_start]repetition[blank_end] of the same [blank_start]stressed vowel[blank_end] sound and any succeeding sounds [blank_start]two[blank_end] or more words.
- Arepetition
- Bstressed vowel
- Ctwo
2Internal rhyme occurs [blank_start]within a line[blank_end] of poetry
- Awithin a line
3End rhyme occurs at the [blank_start]end of lines[blank_end]
- Aend of lines
4Rhyme scheme is the pattern of [blank_start]end rhymes[blank_end] that may be designated by assigning a different [blank_start]letter of the alphabet[blank_end] to each new rhyme
- Aend rhymes
- Bletter of the alphabet
5Rhytm is the pattern of [blank_start]sound[blank_end] created by the arrangement of [blank_start]stressed and unstressed syllables[blank_end] in a line.
- Asound
- Bstressed and unstressed syllables
6Rhytm can be [blank_start]regular or irregular[blank_end]
- Aregular or irregular
7Meter is a [blank_start]regular[blank_end] pattern of [blank_start]stressed[blank_end] and [blank_start]unstressed[blank_end] syllables which sets the overall [blank_start]rhythm[blank_end] of certain poems.
- Aregular
- Bstressed
- Cunstressed
- Drhythm
8Typically, stressed syllables are marked with [blank_start]/[blank_end]and unstressed syllables are marked with [blank_start]u[blank_end]
- A/
- Bu
9In order to measure how many syllables are per line, they are measured in [blank_start]feet[blank_end]
- Afeet
10A foot consists of certain number of [blank_start]syllables[blank_end] forming part of a [blank_start]line verse[blank_end]
- Asyllables
- Bline verse
11The most common type of meter is called [blank_start]iambic pentameter[blank_end]
- Aiambic pentameter
12An iamb is a foot consisting of an initial [blank_start]unstressed syllable[blank_end] followed by a [blank_start]stressed syllable[blank_end]. For example, return displace, to love, my heart.
- Aunstressed syllable
- Bstressed syllable
13A pentameter is a line of verse containing [blank_start]5 metrical[blank_end] feet.
- A5 metrical
14[blank_start]Connotation[blank_end] the emotional and imaginative association surrounding a word
- AConnotation
15[blank_start]Denotation[blank_end] the strict dictionary meaning of a word
- ADenotation
16Many times a poet’s diction can help unlock the [blank_start]tone[blank_end] or [blank_start]mood[blank_end] of the poem
- Atone
- Bmood
17Mood the [blank_start]feeling[blank_end] or [blank_start]athmosphere[blank_end] that a poet creates moods can suggest an amotion or the quality of a [blank_start]setting[blank_end]
- Afeeling
- Bathmosphere
- Csetting
18In a poem mood can be stablished through [blank_start]word choice,[blank_end] [blank_start]line length[blank_end] , [blank_start]rhytm[blank_end]
- Aword choice,
- Bline length
- Crhytm
19Tone a reflection of the poets [blank_start]attitude[blank_end] toward the subject of a poem . tone can be serious , sarcastic humorus etc
- Aattitude
20Narrative poetry is a [blank_start]verse[blank_end] that tells a [blank_start]story[blank_end]
- Averse
- Bstory
21Ballads a [blank_start]song[blank_end] or [blank_start]poem[blank_end] that tells a [blank_start]story[blank_end]
- Asong
- Bpoem
- Cstory
22folks ballads which typically tell or an exciting or dramatic event,were composed by an [blank_start]anonymous[blank_end] singer or author and passed on by word of mouth for [blank_start]generations[blank_end] before writte down
- Aanonymous
- Bgenerations
23literary ballads are written in i[blank_start]mitation[blank_end] of [blank_start]folks ballads[blank_end] but usually given an author,
- Amitation
- Bfolks ballads
24Epics a [blank_start]long narrative[blank_end] poem on agreat and serious subject that Is centered ods the [blank_start]actions[blank_end] or [blank_start]heroic figures[blank_end]
- Aactions
- Blong narrative
- Cheroic figures
25Dramatic poetry is poetry in which one or more [blank_start]characters speak[blank_end]
- Acharacters speak
26This listener may be [blank_start]selector[blank_end] the listener may be another [blank_start]character[blank_end] who speaks in [blank_start]reply[blank_end]
- Aselector
- Bcharacter
- Creply
27Usually the conflict that the speaker is involved with is either an [blank_start]intense[blank_end] or [blank_start]emotional[blank_end]
- Aintense
- Bemotional
28Lyric poetry is poetry that expresses a [blank_start]speaker’s[blank_end] personal [blank_start]thoughts[blank_end] and [blank_start]feelings[blank_end]
- Athoughts
- Bfeelings
- Cspeaker’s
29Lyric poetry is usually [blank_start]short[blank_end] and [blank_start]musical[blank_end]
- Ashort
- Bmusical
30This broad category covers many poetic [blank_start]types[blank_end] and [blank_start]styles[blank_end], including haikus , sonnets, free verse and many others.
- Atypes
- Bstyles
31Haikus the traditional Japanese haikus is an [blank_start]unrhymed[blank_end] poem that contains exactly [blank_start]17[blank_end] syllables arranged in [blank_start]3[blank_end] lines of [blank_start]5,7,5[blank_end] syllables each
- Aunrhymed
- B17
- C3
- D5,7,5
32However, when poems written in Japanese are [blank_start]translated[blank_end] into another [blank_start]language[blank_end], this patter is often [blank_start]lost[blank_end].
- Atranslated
- Blanguage
- Clost
33The purpose of a haiku is to capture a flash of [blank_start]insight[blank_end] that occurs during a solitary observation of [blank_start]nature.[blank_end]
- Ainsight
- Bnature.
34Sonnets invented in [blank_start]Italy[blank_end]
- AItaly
35Most if not all of Shakespeare sonnets are about [blank_start]love[blank_end] or a themed related to [blank_start]love.[blank_end]
- Alove
- Blove.
36Sonnets are usually written in a [blank_start]series[blank_end] with each sonnet a [blank_start]continuous[blank_end] subject to the [blank_start]next[blank_end]
- Aseries
- Bcontinuous
- Cnext
37Shakespeare wrote [blank_start]154[blank_end] sonnets and can be broken up by the characters they [blank_start]address[blank_end]
- A154
- Baddress
38The fair youth sonnets [blank_start]1 126[blank_end] are devote to a young man of extreme physical beauty. The first [blank_start]17[blank_end] sonnets urge the young man to pass on his beauty to the next generation through children’s from sonnet [blank_start]18[blank_end] on, Shakespeare’s shifts his viewpoint and write how the poetry itself will immortalize the young man and allows his beauty to carry on .
- A1 126
- B17
- C18
39The dark lady sonnets [blank_start]127 154[blank_end] talk about an irresistible woman of questionable morals who captivates the young poet. These sonnets speak of an affair between the speaker and her, but her unfaithfulness has hurt the speaker.
- A127 154
40The rival poets this character shows up during the [blank_start]fair youth[blank_end] series. the poet sees the rival poet as someone trying to take his own fame and the poems refer to his own [blank_start]anxiety[blank_end] and [blank_start]insecurity[blank_end]
- Afair youth
- Banxiety
- Cinsecurity
41The traditional Elizabethan or Shakespearean sonnet consists of [blank_start]fourteen[blank_end] lines , made up of [blank_start]three[blank_end] quatrains (stanzas of [blank_start]4[blank_end] lines each ) and a final couplet[blank_start](two[blank_end] lines stanzas)sonnets are usually written in [blank_start]iambic pentameter[blank_end] . the quatrains traditionally follow an [blank_start]abab rhyme[blank_end] scheme, followed by a rhyming [blank_start]couplet.[blank_end]
- Afourteen
- Bthree
- C4
- D(two
- Eiambic pentameter
- Fabab rhyme
- Gcouplet.
42Free verse is poetry that has no fixed [blank_start]pattern[blank_end] of [blank_start]meter rhyme[blank_end], [blank_start]line length[blank_end] or [blank_start]stanza[blank_end] arrangement
- Apattern
- Bmeter rhyme
- Cline length
- Dstanza
43When writing a free verse, a poet is free to vary the poetic elements to emphasize an [blank_start]idea[blank_end] or create a [blank_start]tone[blank_end]
- Aidea
- Btone
44In writing free verse , a poet may choose to use [blank_start]repetition[blank_end] or similar [blank_start]grammatical[blank_end] structures to emphasize and unify the [blank_start]ideas[blank_end] in the poem
- Arepetition
- Bgrammatical
- Cideas
45While the majority of popular poetry today is written as [blank_start]free verse[blank_end] , the style itself is not new [blank_start]walt Whitman[blank_end], writing in the [blank_start]1800s[blank_end] created free verse poetry based on forms found in the [blank_start]king james bibble[blank_end]
- Afree verse
- Bwalt Whitman
- C1800s
- Dking james bibble
46Modern free verse is concerned with the creation of a [blank_start]brief[blank_end] , [blank_start]ideal image[blank_end] , not the refined ordered (and [blank_start]artificial[blank_end] according to some crtiics ) patterns that other forms of poetry [blank_start]encompass[blank_end]
- Abrief
- Bideal image
- Cartificial
- Dencompass
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