Final Exam Lit Terms 2 Review — Eugene and Leo

The regular arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables is...?

• Scansion

• Meter

• Irony

• anapestic foot

• foot

The specific combination of two or three stressed and unstressed syllables that predominantly repeats throughout the poems lines... is?

• Iambic Foot

• Pyric Foot

• Propaganda

• Spondaic Foot

• Poetic Foot

The process of identify of 2 major features of a meter in a particular poem

• Scansion

• Shaped poem

• Satire

• Sonnet

Poetic foot that contains 1 unstressed and than 1 stressed syllable

• Hyperbole

• Iambic pentameter

• Iambic foot

• Idiom

• Metaphor

Composition written in meter

• Stanza

• Sub-plot

• Verse forms

• Verse

Verse having end rhyme and regular meter

• Blank verse

• Free verse

• Satire

• Rhymed verse

Poetry with no distinguishable rhyme, meter, or line length

• Free verse

• Folk lore

• Foot

• Iamb

Division of a poem based on thought, meter, or rhyme or usually recognized by numbers of the lines they contain

• Theme

• Suspense

• Structure

• Stanza

A narrative poem often derived from folk lore and originally intended to be sung or recited

• Haiku

• Ballad

• Italian Sonnet

• Litotes

A poem in which the following are true: the first line contains one stressed syllable, the 2nd, 2, the 3rd, 3, the 4th, 4, and the 5th line like the first, has one stressed syllable

• Description

• Cinquain

• Haiku

• Context