Figurative language
An analogy between 2 phrases or ideas without the use of like or as.
What is a metaphor
Her eyes were sapphires
What is a metaphor
The ordered pattern of rhymes at the end of a line
What is rhyme scheme
Repeating sounds at the start of multiple words
What is alliteration
Sally sells shells at the seashore
What is alliteration
A reference to well known figures/events
The rose burned as did their passion
What is symbolism
A group of lines forming the unit of a poem
What is a stanza
The author’s attitude towards the poem
What is tone
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers
What is consonance
A widely known object used to represent an idea
What is symbolism
Our love is like Romeo and Juliet’s
What is allusion
The choice of words and phrases used
What is diction
The repetition of a consonant sound in the poem
What is consonance
Pessimistic, Curious, Uplifting, Formal
What is tone
Two words with opposing meanings set next to each other
What is an oxymoron
Cruel kindness
What is an oxymoron
Choice of words that evokes a feeling in the reader
What is connotation
Repetition of a identical or similar vowel sound in a series of words or phrases
What is assonance
She seems to beam rays of sunshine with her eyes of green
What is assonance
Two ideas set next to each other to have a contrasting effect
What is juxtaposition
All's fair in love and war
What is juxtaposition
The literal meaning of a word
What is denotation
Repetition of words throughout sentences and clauses
What is anaphora
In every cry of every man, in every infant's cry of fear
What is anaphora