Poetry Elements & Analysis

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A word that imitates the sound of what it describes is called...

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onomatopoeia

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A group of lines within a poem is called a

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stanza

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When poets use words with the same ending sound at the end of lines or stanzas, we call it a...

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rhyme scheme

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Wham! PoP! POW! These are examples of...

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onomatopoeia

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The same sound or letter at the beginning of words or lines is called...

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alliteration

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What literary device is used in the sentence: "Martina had very long, long, long hair, and also long, long, long nails."? Options: Repetition, Alliteration, Rhyme.

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Repetition

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Personification is:

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Giving human qualities and/or actions to non-human things

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How are poems different from other fiction stories?

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All answers are true: Poems often rhyme, do not have to be written in complete sentences, and can be told and written from different points of view.

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Are poems always fiction?

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FALSE

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A _________ is a collection of words within a poem.

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