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Poetry often uses _____________ to evoke sensory experiences and create vivid mental pictures for the reader.
Imagery
____________ poetry concerns itself largely with the emotional life of the poet.
Lyric
____________ poetry describes the world around the poet using rich imagery.
Descriptive
_____________ poetry focuses on storytelling and usually includes characters and a plot.
Narrative
The _____________ is the person or character that narrates a poem.
Speaker
What is the primary purpose of poetry?
To express profound emotions and thoughts
What is the Greek origin of the word "rhythm"?
Rhythmos, meaning "to flow"
What is a stanza?
A group of lines set off from others by a blank line or indentation
What is an end rhyme in poetry?
A rhyme that occurs when the last word of two or more lines rhyme
What is the theme in poetry?
A recurring idea or lingering thought in the work
What is Syntax in poetry?
the ordering of words into meaningful patterns
What is Rhyme?
is the repetitive pattern of sounds found in poetry.
Why do poets use symbolisms?
to convey abstract ideas and emotions using objects, symbols or images to represent deeper meaning.
What is an imperfect rhyme?
A rhyme that occurs between words that do not have an identical sound
What are the three structural elements that can be found in Poetry?
Stanza, Verse and Canto.
What are the common types of rhymes used in Poetry?
End rhyme, Imperfect Rhyme, Internal Rhyme, Masculine Rhyme and Feminine Rhyme
What is the difference between tone and mood in poetry?
Tone refers to the poet's attitude while mood refers to the emotional impact on readers.
What is the importance of concision and Precision in Poetry?
is brevity and concise expression, carefully selecting words to convey precise meaning.
What is the purpose of rhythm in poetry?
To increase enjoyment in hearing language and highlight specific words
What are rhyme schemes used for?
to create structure and musicality, guiding the reader through the poem’s rhythm and mood
What does "concision and precision" refer to in poetry?
The careful selection of words to convey precise meaning with brevity
What are two modern platforms for poetry in modern times?
Poetry slams and spoken word performances
Which poetic element is described as "the repetitive pattern of sounds found in poetry"?
Rhyme
What is suggested about the relationship between the speaker and the poet?
They are sometimes the same, but poets may also assume an imaginative character
What are two examples of ancient epic poems?
"The Iliad" and "The Odyssey"