Elements of Poetry

1. It is a special kind of artistic writing. It is a way of blending art with language.

• A. Prose

• B. Poetry

• C. Essay

2. It is basically a literary piece presented in the pattern of natural, straightforward, and ordinary language written in sentences that are arranged in paragraphs.

• A. Prose

• B. Poetry

• C. Essay

3.  A group of lines that form the basic metrical unit in a poem or verse.

• A. Rhyme

• B. Rhythm

• C. Stanza

4.    two lines that rhyme

• A. Couplet

• B. Tercet

• C. Quatrain

5. three lines that may or may not rhyme

• A. Couplet

• B. Tercet

• C. Quatrain

6. four line stanza

• A. Couplet

• B. Tercet

• C. Quatrain

7. The repetition of the same or similar sounds at the end of each line.

• A. Stanza

• B. Rhyme

• C. Rhythm

8. Is an example of an imperfect rhyme as it can rhyme using similar, but not identical, vowel or consonant sounds.

• A. Slant Rhyme

• B. End Rhyme

• C. Eye Rhyme

• D. Internal Rhyme

9. words that look like they rhyme (similar spelling) but do not rhyme.

• A. Slant Rhyme

• B. End Rhyme

• C. Eye Rhyme

• D. Internal Rhyme

10. A word at the end of one-line rhymes with a word at the end of another line.

• A. Slant rhyme

• B. End Rhyme

• C. Eye Rhyme

• D. Internal Rhyme