The person talking in a poem, which is not always the poet, is called the _______________ .

• speaker
• assonance
• narrative
• imagery
• lyrical

The attitude the author conveys in a poem is known as _______________ .

• tone
• assonance
• speaker
• narrative
• imagery

Traditional pattern applied to an entire poem is a/an _______________ .

• fixed form
• assonance
• speaker
• narrative
• imagery

The repetition of vowel sounds in a poem _______________ .

• assonance
• speaker
• narrative
• imagery
• lyrical

Rhymes which occur at the end of lines of poetry _______________ .

• end rhyme
• assonance
• speaker
• narrative
• imagery

The arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables creates_______________ .

• rhythm
• assonance
• speaker
• narrative
• imagery

Pattern of rhyme in a stanza _______________ .

• rhyme scheme
• assonance
• speaker
• narrative
• imagery

A poem which looks like the topic it discusses _______________ .

• shape form
• assonance
• speaker
• narrative
• imagery

Word choice and details relating to the senses and creating mental pictures _______________ .

• imagery
• assonance
• speaker
• narrative
• lyrical

William Shakespeare’s “All the World’s a Stage” is an example of a/an _______________.

• extended metaphor
• assonance
• speaker
• narrative
• imagery