That's So Sonnets
This sonnet is the type you wrote for your creative exercise
What is a Shakespearean Sonnet?
This quote is an example of this type of imagery: "A couple of kids tape pieces of loose-leaf paper into cone hats, and one dude manages to wedge a brown paper lunch bag on his head like a chef's hat."
What is vivid imagery?
In rap a lyrical line is referred to as this
What is a bar?
A rhyme scheme in which the final syllable rhymes both the consonant and the vowel sound
Example: Ball / Tall
What is a true rhyme or a perfect rhyme?
The following is an example of this literary term:
Time is like a thief in the night
What is a simile?
What are 14 lines?
This type of poem traditionally features imagery related to the seasons
What is the haiku?
* DAILY DOUBLE* Words that start with the same literary sound are referred to as this
Example: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers
What is alliteration?
A rhyme scheme in which just the final consonant sound is rhymed uses this literary technique
Example: Bat / Cut
What is consonance?
The 'narrator' of a poem
What is the speaker?
* Remember the speaker & the writer are not necessarily the same person!
A syllabic pattern used in sonnets in which a foot consists of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable is called this
What is an iamb?
* Remember, the opposite of this (stressed, unstressed) is called a trochee
This type of poem features an image created out of words that relate to the image
What is a concrete poem?
A rhetorical shift or turn in thought, often marking a change in tone, mood, or subject matter within a poem
What is a volta?
A rhyme scheme in which only the final vowel sound rhymes uses this literary technique
Example: feet & sweep
What is assonance?
The following is an example of this literary term:
The wind whispered secrets through the trees
What is personification?
* DAILY DOUBLE* Shakespearean sonnets follow this specific quatrain and couplet pattern
What is three quatrains followed by a couplet?
What is a blackout poem?
A literary device where two or more ideas, images, settings, or characters are placed side-by-side to highlight their differences and create a specific effect, such as contrast, tension, or a deeper understanding of the subject matter
What is juxtaposition?
The words "town" & "around" are examples of this type of rhyme
The following is an example of this literary term:
Time is a thief
What is a metaphor?
A syllabic pattern used in sonnets in which a foot consists of two stressed syllables is called this
What is a spondee?
Vivid imagery attempts to engage one or multiple of these senses belonging to the reader
What are taste, touch, sight, smell, and sound?
A natural pause or break in the rhythm of a line, often indicated by punctuation or a grammatical boundary
Example: "To be, or not to be — that is the question..."
What is a caesura?
This type of rhyme in poetry that does not appear specifically at the end of two lines
Example: The snowflakes are dancing, floating and falling
What is an internal rhyme?
Poems that are not required to follow particular syllabic patterns, rhyme schemes, or line counts are called this
What are free verse?