Sound Devices
Figurative Language
Parts and Form
Types of Poetry
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This is an example of...


The girl ran to the MAT

She was trying to get to the BAT

End Rhyme

100

Compares two unlike things using the words like or as

Simile

100

This is the appearance of the words on the page

Form

100

This poem is very lyrical and short

Lyric Poem

100

The repetition of similar sounds

Rhyme

200

This is the repetition of BEGINNING consonant sounds

Alliteration

200

A direct comparison between two unlike things NOT using like or as 

Metaphor

200

This is what we call the author of a poem

Poet

200

This type of poetry tells a story

Narrative Poem

200
The obvious stretching of the truth 

Hyperbole 

300
The use of any element of language more than once

Repetition

300
A comparison in which something is given human qualities 

Personification 

300

This refers to a group of words together on one line of a poem 

Line

300

This poetry is written without a regular rhyme scheme 

Free Verse Poetry 

300

These are phrases that people use in everyday language that do not literally have meaning 

Idiom 

400

The us of words that sound like the noise they make 

Onomatopoeia

400

The language that appeals to the five senses 

Imagery

400

A group of lines arranged together is called a...

Stanza

400

This type of poetry is usually written in first person 

Lyric Poem

400

When a person, place, thing, or event has meaning in itself that also represents, or stands for, something else. 

Symbolism 

500

A repeated regular pattern of rhymes that uses letters of the alphabet to represent the sounds visually.

Rhyme Scheme

500

A reference to something with which the reader is likely to be familiar 

Allusion 

500

This is the narrator of a poem

Speaker

500

This type of poetry has a developed plot, characters, and setting 

Narrative Poem

500

What is the rhyme scheme? 

The coolness of the night 

Refreshes my skin

The stars shine so bright

Causing me to grin 

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