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109 Cards in this Set
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Tone |
what the author feels |
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Metonymy |
replace the name of something with the name of something closely related |
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Theme |
the authors opinion/ comment on the topic |
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Simile |
comparison using like or as |
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synecdoche |
referring to something by only naming a part |
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symbol |
an object with a meaning other than a literal meaning |
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Stanza |
poetry paragraph |
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speaker |
narrator |
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scansion |
process of analyzing a poem |
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rhyme scheme |
repeated pattern of rhyme |
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rhyme |
when 2 words sound the same |
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repetition |
using the same word over again |
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refrain |
a sound, word, phrase or line repeated regularly |
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point of view |
the perspective of the poem/ story |
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personification |
giving human-like qualities to non-human things |
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oxymoron |
two opposite ideas joined for affect |
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onomatopoeia |
words that make you hear a sound |
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motif |
a repetitive symbol |
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mood |
what the reader feels |
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metaphor |
a comparison between 2 things w/o using like or as. |
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juxtaposition |
two things side by side in a poem to develop contrast or comparison |
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internal rhyme |
an exact rhyme within a line of poetry |
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imagery |
a picture of words |
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hyperbole |
extreme exaggeration |
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form |
1. poetry type 2. shape of the poem |
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figurative language/ figurative speech |
used to create an image " he was as slow as a snail" |
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extended metaphor |
a long metaphor |
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enjambment |
line carries over to the next line |
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end-stopped line |
the line ends at the end. |
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denotation |
the literal or primary meaning of a word |
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didactic |
learning intention- morals |
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consonance |
repetitive consonant sound in a line of poetry |
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connotation |
the feelings a word invokes |
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conceit |
something developing a shocking comparison that is unlikely but imaginative |
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cacophony |
loud harsh noises |
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caesura |
purposeful punctuation in the middle of a line |
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apostrophe |
when the speaker addresses a person when they're not there or to an animal/ object as if they were a person |
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allusion |
indirect reference |
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alliteration |
series of words with the same beginning sound |
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Ballad |
A poem or song narrating a story |
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Blank verse |
Verse without rhyme |
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Blank verse |
Verse without rhyme |
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Concrete poem |
Poetry where the meaning or effect is conveyed by visual means |
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Blank verse |
Verse without rhyme |
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Concrete poem |
Poetry where the meaning or effect is conveyed by visual means |
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Couplet |
2 line stanza |
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Dramatic monologue |
A poem in the form of a speech by an imagined person |
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Elegy |
A poem for a person who died |
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Elegy |
A poem for a person who died |
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Epic |
A long poem derived from ancient tradition |
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Epigram |
A short poem with a witty ingenious ending |
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Epigram |
A short poem with a witty ingenious ending |
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Epitaph |
A phrase / statement in memory of someone who died |
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Epigram |
A short poem with a witty ingenious ending |
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Epitaph |
A phrase / statement in memory of someone who died |
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Foot |
Combination of stressed/ unstressed syllables |
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Free verse |
Poetry that does not rhyme or have regular meter |
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Free verse |
Poetry that does not rhyme or have regular meter |
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Haiku |
Japanese poem usually about nature 17 syllables 3 lines of 5,7,5 |
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Idyll or pastoral |
Rural life & landscape |
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Free verse |
Poetry that does not rhyme or have regular meter |
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Haiku |
Japanese poem usually about nature 17 syllables 3 lines of 5,7,5 |
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Idyll or pastoral |
Rural life & landscape |
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Iambic pentameter |
Line of verse with 5 metrical feet each consisting of 1 unstressed 1 stressed |
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Free verse |
Poetry that does not rhyme or have regular meter |
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Haiku |
Japanese poem usually about nature 17 syllables 3 lines of 5,7,5 |
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Idyll or pastoral |
Rural life & landscape |
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Iambic pentameter |
Line of verse with 5 metrical feet each consisting of 1 unstressed 1 stressed |
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Light verse |
Poetry that attempts to be humorous |
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Free verse |
Poetry that does not rhyme or have regular meter |
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Haiku |
Japanese poem usually about nature 17 syllables 3 lines of 5,7,5 |
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Idyll or pastoral |
Rural life & landscape |
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Iambic pentameter |
Line of verse with 5 metrical feet each consisting of 1 unstressed 1 stressed |
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Light verse |
Poetry that attempts to be humorous |
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Limerick |
Humorous verse of 3 long and 2 short lines |
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Free verse |
Poetry that does not rhyme or have regular meter |
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Haiku |
Japanese poem usually about nature 17 syllables 3 lines of 5,7,5 |
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Idyll or pastoral |
Rural life & landscape |
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Iambic pentameter |
Line of verse with 5 metrical feet each consisting of 1 unstressed 1 stressed |
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Light verse |
Poetry that attempts to be humorous |
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Limerick |
Humorous verse of 3 long and 2 short lines |
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Lyric |
Expressing writers emotions usually Briefly in stanzas |
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Octave |
8 line stanza |
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Octave |
8 line stanza |
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Ode |
Long lyrical stanza |
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Octave |
8 line stanza |
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Ode |
Long lyrical stanza |
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Meter |
Basic rhythmic structure of a verse or lines |
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Octave |
8 line stanza |
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Ode |
Long lyrical stanza |
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Meter |
Basic rhythmic structure of a verse or lines |
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Narrative |
Form of poetry that tells a story |
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Octave |
8 line stanza |
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Ode |
Long lyrical stanza |
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Meter |
Basic rhythmic structure of a verse or lines |
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Narrative |
Form of poetry that tells a story |
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Quatrain |
4 line stanza |
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Octave |
8 line stanza |
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Ode |
Long lyrical stanza |
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Meter |
Basic rhythmic structure of a verse or lines |
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Narrative |
Form of poetry that tells a story |
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Quatrain |
4 line stanza |
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Sestet |
6 line stanza |
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Petrarchan sonnet |
14 line Italian poem iambic pentameter ABBAABBA CDECDE |
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Petrarchan sonnet |
14 line Italian poem iambic pentameter ABBAABBA CDECDE |
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Shakespearean sonnet |
14 line iambic pentameter ABAB CDCD EFEF GG |
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Petrarchan sonnet |
14 line Italian poem iambic pentameter ABBAABBA CDECDE |
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Shakespearean sonnet |
14 line iambic pentameter ABAB CDCD EFEF GG |
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Villanelle |
19 line poem repeating rhymes 2 refrains |