Poetic devices

(a)   is the poetic device in which you create sound effects with words.

"His horsemen hard behind us" has the poetic device named

(a)  

"All the world's a stage"......... this statement consists of the poetic device (a)  

Repetition of a vowel sound in a line is called

• Assonance

• Anaphora

• Antithesis

When a sentence continues in two or more lines in a poem, it is called

• Consonance

• Enjambment

• Allusion

The lines "But one night a nightingale / In the moonlight cold and pale / Perched upon the sumac tree / Casting forth her melody give us an example of (a)  

When, in a story or poem, there is a reference to another story/myth/legend/incident/poem to explain certain facts, it is called

• Alliteration

• Allusion

• Apostrophe

When the normal order of words in a line / sentence is reversed in order to get a particular effect, it is called __________

• Inversion

• Intrusion

• Introspection

When the poet exaggerates an expression to achieve a certain effect, for eg in "Thousands and thousands I saw at a glance....", it is called (a)  

In the line "I am the Poem of Earth, said the Voice of rain", the poetic device used is (a)