Syntax (Language)
The way sentences are structured
One "verse" or "paragraph" of poetry
What is a stanza?
the first sentence of a paragraph, which answers the question
What is a topic sentence?
repeated sounds at the ends of words (ex. water and daughter)
What is logos?
Has one independent clause
What is a simple sentence?
the way a poem is organized/structured
What is form?
the second sentence of a paragraph, which uses a quote from the text
What is evidence?
Repeated sounds at the beginning of words (ex. summer stoop sitting)
What is alliteration?
A short personal story
What is an anecdote?
Has one dependent clause and one independent clause
What is a complex sentence?
When we read a poem, we look for the ways form enhances______
What is meaning?
the third sentence in a paragraph, which explains the evidence
What is elaboration?
Repeated vowel sounds in the middle of words (ex. bitter twisted)
What is assonance?
Opposites placed side by side to create contrast
What is juxtaposition?
Has two independent clauses and one conjunction
What is a compound sentence?
Looks like...
ABBA
or
ABCB
What is a rhyme scheme?
The last sentence of a paragraph, which ties back to the topic sentence
What is a concluding sentence?
The place in a poem where the pattern is broken
What is dissonance?
Extreme exaggeration used for dramatic effect
What is a hyperbole?
What is a compound-complex sentence?
unstressed and stressed syllables used to create rhythm in poetry
What is a meter?
The process of improving your writing by changing the organization or adding new ideas
What is revising?
Rhymes occuring in the middle of lines (ex. welling and swelling like the tide)
What is internal rhyme?
An appeal to emotions
What is pathos?