What's That Term?
Both the stressed and unstressed syllables rhyme. Ex. Harrow and barrow
What is Double Rhyme?
This type of poem is written in praise of someone / something
This is a poem or stanza of 8 lines
As they sat on the soft, sugary sand beach waiting for the sunset, the sinking sun shimmered on the water as the blue sky transformed into various shades of purple and pink.
Visual Imagery
In your own words, define "eye rhyme"
Words that look like they would rhyme but don’t. Ex. Move and love.
This type of funny poem with 3 long lines and 2 short lines consists of the rhyme scheme AABBA
What is a Limerick?
This type of poem praises someone who has passed (Ex. Walt Whitman's “O Captain! My Captain!)
What is an elegy?
A line of verse consisting of 4 metrical feet is...
What is tetrameter?
When here // the spring // we see, Fresh green // upon // the tree is an example of...
What is Trimeter?
Define "identical rhyme"
Rhyme of the same words. Ex. Cloud and cloud.
A complete thought or phrase appears on a single line followed by punctuation.
What is End Stopped Line?
This is a poem that is intended to be sung (500 bonus points for singing the answer)
What is a ballad?
How many lines does a sestet have?
Six
How the chimney-sweepers cry
Every blackening church appalls,
And the hapless soldiers sigh
Runs in blood down palace walls
Is an example of...
What is an Acrostic?
A type of imagery that appeals to a reader’s sense of touch. It describes what you physically feel. Ex. A gust of cold air blew over her, causing her body to shiver.
A line of verse consisting of 6 stressed and 6 unstressed syllables
What is Hexameter?
This type of poem narrates the adventures of a heroic or legendary figure / history of a nation (Ex. The Odyssey)
What is an epic?
A poem or stanza of 7 lines is called...
What is a septet?
The incessant honks of impatient drivers fill my ears
Is an example of...
Auditory Imagery
To the best of your ability, define "Kinetic Imagery"
A type of imagery that describes the actions and movements of people or objects. Ex.
*DOUBLE*
Fair and compare is an example of ___ Rhyme, while Willow and billow is an example of ___ Rhyme
Masculine, Feminine
This is a poem in which the shape contributes to the meaning of the poem
What is a concrete poem?
What is Two? (Quintet = 5, Tercet = 3)
I have eaten the plums ... they were delicious so sweet and so cold
Is an example of...
What is gustatory imagery?
You can do it. Define Olfactory Imagery
A type of imagery that appeals to a reader’s sense of smell. Ex. The sweet fragrance of honeysuckle always reminded Jenny of her mother's perfume