Unit 3 Review

Tone

• The voice of reason

• The attitude of the speaker

• The main idea of a poem

• The level used to talk

Apostrophe

• A type of speech

• A type of food

• A poem that address someone or something not there

• A poem with a repetition of rhyming words

Stanza

• a section of a poem, containing a line or a group of lines

• A section of a poem with no meaning

• The repeated word in a poem

• Its like a sandwhich!

Stanza Break

• The lines or group of lines in a poem

• The paragraph in a story

• The words that end in the same sound

• The blank space that divides two stanzas from each other

Rhyme

• Not genuine

• The lines in a poem

• The words that end in the same sound(s)

• The name for a poet

Line break

• The words in a poem

• The place where the line ends

• the section of a poem that has lines

• Genuine, what they say

Anaphora

• The repetition of words (or phrases) at the start of a series of lines in a poem

• A type of snake

• A poem that has a rhyme pattern

• A poem that makes no sense

Sincere

• the pattern of repeated pattern words

• Place where the line ends

• A type of tone that is genuine and they say what they mean

• A type of tone that is NOT genuine and they don't say what they mean

Insincere

• A poem structure

• A laid out design

• A type of tone where the poet is genuine, or says what they mean

• A type of tone where the poet is NOT genuine, sarcastic

Rhyme Scheme

• Repeated words

• The pattern of the repeated words in a poem

• A type of poem

• A list of different items important to the poet