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Onomatopoeia
Listening to Poetry
Rhyme
Near Rhyme
100
Can onomatopoeia consist of more than just single words?
What is Yes
100
The repetition of the same consonant sounds at the beginnings of nearby words. (Ex. descending dewdrops)
What is Alliteration
100
Rhyme that comes at the end of lines
What is End Rhyme
100
The sounds are almost but not exactly alike
What is Near Rhyme
200
Are jump and leap examples of onomatopoeia?
What is No
200
The repetition of the same vowel sound in nearby words. (Ex. "asleep under a tree")
What is Assonance
200
The spelling of words are similar, but the pronunciations are not. (Ex. bough and cough)
What is Eye Rhyme
200
Another words for near rhyme
What is Off Rhyme
300
Are buzz and bang examples of onomatopoeia?
What is Yes
300
Lines that are smooth and musically pleasant to the ear
What is Euphony
300
The rhyming of single-syllable words. (Ex. glade and shade)
What is Masculine Rhyme
300
Another word for near rhyme that is not off rhyme
What is Slant Rhyme
400
In this examples, what words give off onomatopoeia? Ex. "My stick fingers click with a snicker and, chuckling, they knuckle the keys."
What is "Click, Snicker, Chuckling, and Knuckle"
400
Lines that are discordant and difficult to pronounce
What is Cacophany
400
Words that consists of a rhymed stressed syllable followed by one or more rhymed unstressed syllables (Ex. butter and clutter)
What is Feminine Rhyme
400
Another word for near rhyme that is not off rhyme or slant rhyme
What is Approximate Rhyme
500
What are the repetition of sounds in poetry similar to?
What is To the function of the tones and melodies that are repeated in music
500
Places at least one of the rhymed words within the line. (Ex. Dividing and gliding and sliding)
What is Internal Rhyme
500
Words that share the same stressed vowel sounds as well as any sounds that come after the vowel.
What is Exact Rhyme
500
An identical consonant sound preceded by a different vowel sound (Ex. home, same)
What is Consonance