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Test Description: Common words associated with poetry
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1) the use of words whose sound suggests their meaning
A
assonance
B
alliteration
C
consonance
D
onomotopeia
2) the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
A
assonance
B
alliteration
C
consonance
D
onomotopeia
3) the repetition of vowel sounds
A
rhyme
B
assonance
C
consonance
D
rhythm
4) the repetition of consonant sounds in the middle of or at the end of words
A
consonance
B
rhyme
C
rhythm
D
assonance
5) a stanza with 4 lines
A
sestet
B
octave
C
couplet
D
quatrain
6) a stanza with 6 lines
A
sestet
B
couplet
C
quatrain
D
octave
7) a stanza with 8 lines
A
sestet
B
octave
C
quatrain
D
couplet
8) the pattern of rhyme in a poem.
A
slant rhyme
B
internal rhyme
C
rhyme scheme
D
end rhyme
9) near rhymes where the words are very similar, but do not exactly rhyme (civility/immortality)
A
slant rhyme
B
rhythm
C
end rhyme
D
internal rhyme
10) rhymes in the middle of lines
A
internal rhyme
B
slant rhyme
C
end rhyme
D
rhythm
11) two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme
A
slant rhyme
B
couplet
C
onomotopeia
D
sestet
12) the pattern or flow of sound created by the arrangement of syllables
A
rhyme
B
meter
C
iamb
D
rhythm
13) the pattern of rhythm in a poem
A
iamb
B
rhyme
C
meter
D
foot
14) each set or group of stressed and unstressed syllables
A
rhyme scheme
B
iamb
C
meter
D
rhythm
15) a poem that tells a story and is meant to be sung or recited.
A
lyric
B
haiku
C
sonnet
D
ballad
16) a poem that aims only at expressing a speaker’s emotions or thoughts
A
sonnet
B
ballad
C
haiku
D
lyric
17) Japanese form of poetry in which a few precise images are used to capture the feeling of a single moment.
A
haiku
B
lyric poem
C
ballad
D
sonnet
18) descriptive words and phrases that recreate sensory experiences (taste, touch, see, hear, feel)
A
metaphor
B
personification
C
simile
D
imagery
19) poetry that does not contain a regular pattern of rhyme or meter
A
free verse
B
sonnet
C
haiku
D
blank verse
20) The pattern of syllables in a haiku is:
A
7-5-7
B
5-3-5
C
5-7-5
D
3-5-3
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