Edmentum Review

What does alliteration do?

• Compares two things.

• Uses a repeating beginning sound.

• Uses rhyme.

• Tells you what type of poem you are reading.

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A ballad is:

• A type of paper.

• A type of poem.

• A type of alliteration.

• A type of figurative language.

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A couplet is 2 successive lines of a poem that usually:

• Rhyme.

• Do not rhyme.

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A form of a poem or a song written to express grief for someone who has passed away is:

• Sonnet.

• Epic.

• Free verse.

• Elegy.

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An expression that is used to convey a meaning in a non-literal sense is:

• Figure of speech.

• Enjambment.

• Elegy.

• Stutter.

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Free verse is poetry that does not have a set form.

• True.

• False.

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A Japanese poetic form that consists of three lines is:

• Sonnet.

• Free verse.

• Haiku.

• Hymn.

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A hyperbole is an extravagant exaggeration of ideas or statements not meant to be interpreted in its literal sense.

• True.

• False.

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The use of figurative language that helps readers create mental pictures is:

• Poetry.

• Imagination.

• Pentameter.

• Imagery.

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A simile is a comparison between two unlike items that does not use the words like or as.

• True

• False

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