Gr@mmatical t3rror
(Its/it's) odor was pungent.
Its
This is a comparison using "like" or "as"
Simile
This is a three-line poem with alternating syllable counts of 5-7-5.
Haiku
Before he loved Juliet, Romeo loved this person.
Rosaline
I have impersonated this famous figure two years in a row.
William Shakespeare
There is one thing I know for certain (:/;) you are capable of anything.
:
This is a phrase with a non-literal meaning.
Idiom
This is a humorous 5-line poem with a rhyme scheme of aabba.
Limerick
Finish the quote: "These violent delights have violent _______"
ends
My family was chased in San Francisco by a man dressed as this.
The noise of the fan (affected/effected) her ability to concentrate.
affected
This is a reference to something widely known.
Allusion
This is a 14-line poem composed in iambic pentameter.
Sonnet
This person sold Romeo poison.
Apothecary
I once crashed this kind of vehicle and flooded a garage in Portland.
A bus
We're about to go (further/farther) than we've ever been before.
farther
This is when someone exaggerates for dramatic effect.
Hyperbole
This is a poem in tribute to someone or something.
Ode
This person is the Prince of Cats.
Tybalt
I lived on this island.
Orcas Island
"Bob and Rob make a good pair in that they (compliment/complement) each other well."
Complement
This is when a word is formed based on the sounds it makes.
Onomatopoeia
This poem is of serious reflection, often a lament for the dead.
Elegy
To which prominent figure is Paris related?
Prince Escalus
This is my twin sister's name.
Lesley