Villanelle poem

a stanza of three lines connected by rhyme with the next group or groups of three lines is called

• Tercet

• Quatrain

• Sestet

• octave

a stanza or poem of four lines is called what

• Quatrain

• Tercet

• Sestet

• Couplet

a phrase recurring at intervals in a poem, especially at the end of each stanza; chorus is called what

• Refrain

• Ballad

• Rhyme Refrain

• Rhyme Ballad

a phrase recurring at intervals in a poem, especially at the end of each stanza; chorus is called what

• Ballad

• Refrain

• Stanza Ballad

• Stanza Refrain

where was the Villanelle developed

• France

• Itly

• Germany

• Spain

“Villanelle was written by who in 1606

• By Jean Passerat

• By Willam Shakespere

• By Mona Lisa

• By Goerge Washington

Is a villanelle formal of tradintonal like a sonnet

• Formal

• Tradintonal

a villanelle is similar to a sonnet in what three ways

• Specific stanza counts

• Stanza length

• Rhyme Scheme

• Line count

Villanelle was populrized by what three poets

• Oscar Wilde

• Edmund Gosse

• Austin Dobson

• William Shakespece

Topics of traditional villanelles were “pastoral”, about the (select 2)

• Contryside

• Landscape

• Nature

• Wilderness