Poetry Terms Quiz 303 (20 MCQs)

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1. A comparison of two seemingly unlike things
2. When a poet exaggerates on purpose for effect
3. Poetry written to an established pattern, e.g., a sonnet, limerick, villanelle, pantoum, tritina, sestina, or rondel
4. "Two households, both alike in dignity"
5. What is an example of simile?
6. Words that appeal to the reader's senses of sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell
7. A word that sounds like what it represents. Words like "meow, " "oink, " "pop, " or "click."
8. A regularly repeated line or group of lines in a poem/song
9. What does it really mean: "She was pulling my leg."
10. A poem set in tranquil nature, or one about shepherds
11. Refers to the rhythm of a poem or other written work as it's expressed through the number and length of the feet in each line.
12. Select the personification below?
13. May use unconventional spelling, punctuation and grammar
14. An play on words; a double word meaning
15. Syllables are pronounced Stronger
16. Words that describe opposite ideas, seems to be a contradiction would be called:
17. What is the best definition of alliteration?
18. Compares two unlike objects or ideas without using like or asStates that something IS something else
19. Anything that stands for itself and something else on a figurative level
20. The repetition of an initial consonant sound