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Figures Of Speech In Poetry ExtractsSet 12

1Has no rhythm, strict structure, and no fixed line length

2What are the features of an English, or Shakespearean, sonnet?

3Which of these is NOT a characteristic of free verse?

4In "The Death of Arthur,"

5Rhyme scheme is a pattern created by end rhyme. You add an alphabetical letter to each rhyming sound.

6"Abora" in Kubla Khan is best interpreted as-

7This is a traditional Japanese 3 line poem with a pattern of syllables counting 5, 7, 5. It often has to do with nature.

8The key motivation for the narrator's choice to depart from the appealing, shadowed, and dense forest in "Stopping By Woods" advances the theme of:

9The Rhyming scheme for the below is Down a microscope, there's awe and delight,Invisible marvel brought into sight:The trillions of cells inside each being!Rainbows in sand grains!-what am I seeing?

10What is one reason that an author might write a poem?

11Which of the following best describes a sonnet?

12In Sonnet 18, the opening comparison is rejected because the beloved is "more lovely and more temperate" ; which line most concretely motivates that judgment?

13Which line MOST clearly represents lyric poetry?

14A two-line poem with both lines rhyming

15If The Second Coming were drawn as a comic, what would the monster show?

16Lines of poetry that end with punctuation and a formal pause

17Uses rhythmic and often symbolic language to evoke emotions or ideas; written in lines and stanzas rather than paragraphs; includes lyric, narrative, and free verse

18Free Verse Poems do not follow the poetry rules

19Which wood 'comes to Dunsinane'?

20Which word means "a lyric form of poetry that has 14 lines"?

21It refers to the literary element that shows the uniqueness of how a poem is written by an author.

22In the "Knight's Provenance Phrase," Chaucer calls him "a verray, parfit gentil" -what final noun completes the collocation?

23What do we use to identify rhyme scheme?

24A type of poem in which a speaker addresses a silent listener.

25What effect does Iambic Pentameter have in poetry?

26What overall feature of a poem does meter most often directly affect?

27But screw your courage to the sticking place,And will not fail. And Duncan is asleep-Whereto the rather shall his day's hard journeySoundly invite him-his two chamberlainsWill I with wine and wassail so convince

28Poetry

29Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered weak and weary.This line from a poem represents .....

30Which type of poem is traditionally about nature and has a 5-7-5 syllable structure?

31Exit Ticket-Multiple Choice: Read this short poem: "The sea is calm, the night is deep, The world is silent, fast asleep." What is the rhyme scheme of these lines?

32A line of verse with five metrical feet, each consisting of one short (or unstressed) syllable followed by one long (or stressed) syllable

33A poem that does not follow a regular rhyme scheme or rhythm

34A unit of lines in a poem usually arranged in a recurring pattern of rhyme or rhythm.

35Who are darling dreamers in the poem?

36A poem that takes the shape of what is described is called

37It has a verse but no rhyming words on any of its stanzas

38Edna St. Vincent Millay's short poem, "Fig From Thistles: First Fig" is about doing much with life:My candle burns at both ends; It will not last the night;But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends-It gives a lovely light!It is defiant and proud. It is an example of .....

39What is a narrative poem?

40Select all options that do NOT accurately describe iambic pentameter.

41The form of the Chorus in Act II is:

42Rhyme scheme helps keep ..... and can make the poem fun.

43What did the witches predict about Banquo's future?

44A formal poem, a poet's meditation on a serious subject, is

45"The purpose of poems is to inform, entertain, and to persuade."

46A poetic line of 12 syllables, typically with a caesura (pause) in the middle. Often used in classical French poetry and sometimes in English heroic couplets. What is this called?

47"Remembrance" is composed in which metrical form?

48How does the poem's structure contribute to its tone?

49Each of the following would be considered a TOOL in poetry EXCEPT .....

50Always pay tribute to somethingThey are exaggeratedThey use imagery (all 5 senses)They use metaphors/similesThey directly address the subject of the poem

51In Pope's "The Rape of the Lock" , the parodic epic game Belle plays early is-

52Also called "galloping meter," this is unstressed/unstressed/stressed syllables. What is it?

53What does Romeo do after the party?

54Read these lines from the poem.Whatever's to spare, please leave it whereWhich answer best tells why the poet uses the words "spare" and "where" at the end of these lines?

55Narrative poetry is like narrative writing. Both tell a

56One of the principal functions of the Anglo-Saxon scop or poet was to

57Why is it important to appreciate literary texts across cultures?

58Two or more lines of poetry that together form a unit of the poem

59Identify the rhyme scheme."Beware the dangershine of Moon,Do not disturb the bugs of June!"The elder mouncelors whisperoonA tune that tells Jam what to fear:

60A non-dramatic poem that tells a story

61Meant to be sung, often sad