Poetic Devices
Poetic Devices
Types of poems
RANDOM KNOWLEDGE
Poem BONUS
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can be termed as the creation of a word describing its sound. Some of the popular examples of words sounding similar to their meanings are roar, clap, moo, etc. It is one of the popular poetic devices used in children rhymes to give them a rhythmic and easy to remember structure similar to a jingle.

Onomatopoeia

100

 As a figure of speech is a poetic device, a _______ is used in order to draw a comparison between unrelated things in an implicit or hidden way

Metaphor 

100

Renowned for its small size, this type of poem consist of just three lines

A Haiku 

100

What is the only part of the human body that cannot heal itself? 

teeth are the only part of the body that cannot heal themselves.

100
Who wrote the poem that we read, "Oh, The Places You'll Go" 

Dr. Seuss 

200

Being the most important and popular poetic device, these are widely used while framing poems. They play a decisive role in adding more charm and mood in the poem. It is a tool that brings music to the poem in a proper rhythmic structure.

Rhyme

200

 a figure of speech that consists of an exaggeration

Hyperbole 

200

This type of poetry spells out a name, word, phrase or message with the first letter of each line of the poem.

Acrostic 

200

What animal's heart is located in its head.

a shrimp 

200

What is the rhyme scheme of this poem? 

There was an old man of the coast

Who placidly sat on a post

But when it was cold

He relinquished his hold

And called for some hot buttered toast.



AABBA

300

 In order to put extreme emphasis on our writing style, we use this technique. the words or phrases are ESPECIALLY emphasized with this type of technique of retelling or recapitulation 


Repetition 

300

a figure of speech that compares two things that are different from each other but have similar qualities.

Simile 

300

 This poem has 14 lines. Each line 10 syllables in the rhyming pattern: ABAB CDCD EFEF GG

A sonnet 

300

What letter does not appear in any American state names?

300

a set amount of lines in poetry grouped together by their length, meter or rhyme scheme.

A Stanza 

400

inanimate objects or plants or animals are givien qualities of  living beings with human qualities

Personification 

400

This figure of speech, which should not be confused with ironies and paradoxes, links two opposing ideas at once.

Oxymoron 

400

This poem has a rhyme scheme of AABBA, the poem is often humorous 

A Limerick 

400

What are the only animals that blush? 

Humans 

400

the single, unbroken sound of a spoken or written word.

A syllable 

500

A scenario or term that is overused to the extent that it is deemed unoriginal is referred to as a _______ 

Cliché

500

 the use of unappealing, repulsive, or harsh noises

cacophony 

500

This type of poem is about death. 

An Elegy 

500

Other than humans, only one other animal has been known to have names for one another. 

Dolphins 

According to National Geographic, dolphins use a unique whistle to distinguish between different members in their pod.

500

Which poet/writer wrote this couplet? 

So long as men can breathe and eyes can see; so long lives this, and this gives life to thee.

William Shakespeare