Other poetry and construction

What is the Alexandrine verse?

• A type of French verse from the 12th century

• A type of English sonnet

• A form of Japanese haiku

• A modern free verse poem

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How are Alexandrine verses structured?

• Two hemistich sections of six syllables each and broken up by a caesura also known as a syntactic break

• Three stanzas of four lines each

• A single line of twelve syllables

• Four quatrains with alternating rhyme

What is an epigram?

• A short, witty saying in verse with a satirical twist at the end

• A long narrative poem

• A type of dramatic monologue

• A lyrical ballad

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Who is NOT mentioned as a famous epigram writer?

• John Donne

• Alexander Pope

• Judith Arzriel

• Voltaire

What is a doggerel?

• A poem with irregular rhythm and rhyme

• A structured sonnet

• A haiku with a twist

• A limerick with a fixed meter

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What is a limerick?

• A stanza of five lines with a specific rhyme scheme AABBA

• A four-line stanza with alternating rhyme

• A three-line haiku

• A two-line couplet

What is an aubade?

• A morning love song

• A poem about the sea

• A winter solstice song

• A lullaby

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What is a serenade?

• A song about lovers and separation at night

• A poem about the sunrise

• A midday celebration song

• A winter evening ballad

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What is the significance of diction in poetry?

• It conveys certain meanings through word choice

• It determines the length of the poem

• It sets the rhyme scheme

• It dictates the number of stanzas

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What is an example of figurative language mentioned in the text?

• Molasses or ketchup

• Sun and moon

• Stars and sky

• Wind and rain

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