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16 Cards in this Set
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What does rhyme refer to? |
The repetition of similar sounds in similar positions. |
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In rhyme, what can be considered a noticeable factor in the relationship between vowel and consonant sounds? |
The vowel and consonant sounds which follow are the same, while the ones which precede are different. |
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What is end rhyme? |
The identity of those of the final accented syllable of a word or line. |
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What is an example for end rhyme? |
Tiger tiger burning bright In the forests of the night. |
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When does internal rhyme occur? |
When words in a single line rhyme. |
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What is another name for internal rhyme? |
Middle rhyme. |
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How many forms does end rhyme take? What are they? |
5. True rhyme Weak rhyme Eye rhyme Double rhyme Masculine rhyme |
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What is true rhyme? |
It's when the rhyming sounds are ifentical, I.e perfect. |
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What is another name for weak rhyme? What is weak rhyme? Give examples. |
Half rhyme. It's when rhyming sounds are similar but unidentical. Bear - Bore, ear - are. |
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What are eye rhymes? Give examples. |
Rhymes which appear to rhyme to the eye, but do not they in reality. Rough - Through - Daughter - Laughter |
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What is another name for double rhyme? Define it and give examples. |
When know the last two syllables rhyme. Nation - Station |
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What is another name for masculine rhyme? What is it? Give examples. |
When only the final accented syllables rhyme. Portray - Obey. |
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What is a rhyme scheme? |
A pattern of end rhymes diagrammed by using a simple letter of the alphabet for each rhyme scheme. |
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How many line of rhyming verse does a couplet, tercet, and a quatrain contain? |
2, 3 and 4 lines. |
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What is poetic licence? |
The liberty given to a poet to deviate from the normal rules of verse. |
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Give 4 examples of poetic licence. |
1. Use of obsolete words like darkling for darkness. 2. Use of elision. 3.Use of irregularities in metre like feminine endings like to be or not to be that is the question. 4. The inversion of the grammatical order of words. |
