Poetic Devices
Poetic Themes
Poetic Devices PT 2
Devices as Examples
AMSND
100

When two or more words start with the same consonant sound are used to emphasize an idea or action and create an emotional response.

Alliteration

100

This is a form of devotion for another person, nature or yourself.

Love

100

Words that are sounds. 

Onomatopoeia

100

"Sadness is as happy as laughter..."

"as" - Simile 

100

Name one fairy and their role in the play

Oberon

Titania 

Puck

200

The author’s use of description and vivid language which deepens the reader’s understanding of the work because the senses have been appealed to.

Imagery

200

Usually uses language that does not directly state this but it describes it. It is a way to deal with the emotions that come with it. 

Death

200

Human characteristic given to a non-human entity. 

Personification

200

"Boom!..." "Pow!..." "Humming like a cicada"

Onomatopoeia

200

Name all of the couples at the end of the story

Theseus - Hippolyta 

Hermia - Lysander

Helena - Demetrius

300

A device used by the poet to compare two unlike, and seemingly unrelated things, to allow the reader to explore the relationship between those images.

Juxtaposition

300

Hurt feelings helps allow for this theme to come alive in poetry.

Heartbreak

300

Perfect rhyme or slant rhymes are examples of what in poetry?

Rhyme

300

"The dancing candlestick, Lumiere, gave Belle hope in that staying in the castle with the Beast was good for her."

Personification

300

Name the play within the play.

"Pyramus and Thisbe"

400

Uses IS 

Metaphor

400

Where it is deeply considering your own place in the world, the impact (or lack thereof) you think you were having, who you want to become, or any way of analyzing life.  

Identity/Self

400

Uses LIKE or AS

Simile

400

*****DAILY DOUBLE*****

"The sun blazed down on the hot sand, shining in my eyes not allowing me to see the cool shade in the distance. I wish I could feel the relief on the bottoms of my feet and on my red face."

Juxtaposition 

400

*****DAILY DOUBLE*****

Who is chosen to play the lion in the play within the play?

Snug

500

Seeing words, phrases, lines, or even full verses multiple times in a poem. 

Repetition

500

It comes in many forms and can be seen through natural, physical human, in spirit or action, etc.

Beauty

500

Represents a main idea that the poem is trying to portray. 

Symbolism

500

"She is the sun in my eyes..."

Metaphor
500

*****DAILY DOUBLE*****

Which man does Hermia’s father want her to marry?

Demetrius