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When a poet compares two things by using like or as.
a) simile
b) metaphor
c) personification
d) refrain
When a poet compares two things directly, without using like or as.
a) metaphor
b) simile
c) personification
d) refrain
When a poet repeats a word, phrase, line or group of lines.
a) refrain
b) simile
c) personification
d) stanza
A single unit of poetry; it may or may not be a complete sentence.
a) line
b) stanza
c) simile
d) metaphor
A group of lines that form a unit.
a) stanza
b) line
c) personification
d) refrain
When a poet gives human qualities to an inanimate object.
a) personification
b) metaphor
c) simile
d) hyperbole
When an author uses exaggeration for emphasis or effect.
a) hyperbole
b) metaphor
c) simile
d) personification
A piece of writing organized in lines.
a) poem
b) line
c) stanza
d) metaphor
When a poet uses two or more words with similar end sounds.
a) rhyme
b) refrain
c) metaphor
d) simile
When a poet compares two unlike things directly, without like or as.
a) metaphor
b) simile
c) personification
d) hyperbole
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