ELEMENTS OF POETRY

It has something to do with the overall organization of lines and/or the conventional patterns of sound.

• STRUCTURE

• SOUND PATTERN

• WORD SOUND

• NONE OF THESE

Form has something to do with the overall organization of lines and/or the conventional patterns of sound. These are a series of lines grouped together and separated by an empty line.

• TRUE

• FALSE - STANZA

It is any poem with one speaker who expresses strong thoughts and poems. Most poems, especially modern ones, are lyric poems.

• LYRIC POETRY

• NARRATIVE POEM

• DESCRIPTIVE POEM

• NONE OF THESE

It is a poem that tells a story. It is similar to the plot of a story.

• LYRIC POETRY

• NARRATIVE POEM

• DESCRIPTIVE POEM

• NONE OF THESE

It is a poem that describes the world that surrounds the speaker.

• LYRIC POETRY

• NARRATIVE POEM

• DESCRIPTIVE POEM

• NONE OF THESE

It is the repetition of similar sounds.

• RHYME

• METER

• FEET

• NONE OF THESE

It is the systematic regularity in rhythm. It is usually identified by examining the type of "foot" and the number of feet.

• RHYME

• METER

• FEET

• NONE OF THESE

Iamb verse is a measure of two syllables where the first one is unaccented and the second is accented.

• TRUE

• FALSE

If three iambic feet are present in a line, the line is called iambic tetrameter.

• TRUE

• FALSE - trimeter

If six iambic feet are present in a line, the line is called iambic hexameter.

• TRUE

• FALSE - pentameter