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ABAB
ABABCC are examples of this
Who is Rhyme Scheme?
This shot through Phineas' head
What is an iron rod?
Double points if you say "tamping iron"
Do you ever feel like a plastic bag?
What is a simile?
This was the most valuable thing that Montressor used against Fortunado.
Who is Amontillado?
The name of the vocabulary guy?
Who is Mr. Ball?
"Fill 'em with the venom and eliminate 'em, other words, I Minute Maid 'em " is an example of
What is assonance?
You need all of your brain to live and function.
What is false?
My teacher made me write a paper that was 5000 words!!!
What is hyperbole?
This thing vexed the narrator in the "Tell Tale Heart"
What is the old man's eye?
Who is Gengar/Arcanine?
When a poem appeals to the senses.
What is sensory imagery?
The part of your brain that controls your decision making.
What is frontal cortex?
When a guy is wearing a basketball jersey, arm sleeve, and Jordans but he can't dribble a basketball.
What is irony?
This is what sparked Montressor's need for revenge.
What is Fortunado insulted him?
Finish the quote: "Diamonds to mind, I'm on that ______ ___________ _________.
What is big sigma grind?
This is an example of?
What is juxtaposition?
The part of your brain that is at the base of your neck.
What is your cerebellum?
Artificial amateurs aren't at all amazing, analytically I assault animate things
What is alliteration?
The rhyme scheme for the Raven.
What is ABCBBB?
"7 am waking up in the morning, got get dressed gotta go downstairs, gotta __________ _________ _________ __________ ___________
What is: Gotta have my bowl, gotta have cereal.
When an author changes the way a word is pronounced, spelled or meant to fit their poem, song or story.
What is poetic license?
If someone was in an accident and all of a sudden they couldn't move their arms and legs, which part of the brain do you think they injured.
What is your cerebellum/ brain stem?
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Thou art more lovely and temperate.
What is a metaphor?
This is ironic about Fortunado
*** FINAL JEOPARDY***
Write the first stanza of the Raven, fewest mistakes wins.