What is the name of the figurative language technique that gives an object, an idea, an animal, or any other non-human entity human characteristics?

A group of lines in a poem is called a . . .

Words in the English language are made up of these individually spoken sounds.

What sound device uses the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of several words in a line of poetry?

What sound device uses the repetition of vowel sounds in a single line of poetry?

When a particular comparison is brought up again and again throughout an entire work, it is called . . .

A lengthy poem with characters, plot, conflict, resolution, and all of the other elements of a story is called a . . .

What sound device is used to created words for the sounds and noises that the poet wants the audience to hear?

If a poem has a rhyme scheme of . . . aabccb . . . which lines rhyme with one another?

A short, musical poem that focuses on the thoughts and emotions of a single speaker is called a . . .

When a fairly simple object is used to represent a much more complex idea, it is called . . .

What is the rhyme scheme of the nursery rhyme, Little Miss Muffet ?

When the poet uses language that appeals to the reader's five physical senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell), it is called . . .

This type of figurative language simply implies that two seemingly unlike things are alike.

What do we call the unique voice that delivers the message of a poem?

If a poet decides to use a major exaggeration in a poem, we might call it . . .

In Robert Frost's poem Nothing Gold Can Stay, what does the color gold symbolize?

The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem is called what?

What do we call the repetition of entire words or phrases in a poem?

I'm burning the midnight oil. This phrase is an example of what?

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