The syllable in a word that carries the stress is considered

When you add artificial stress to a syllable when speaking, this is called

a line in poetry in which the end of the line corresponds with a natural speech pause is called

A line in poetry in which the sense of the line moves on without pause

Except for its line arrangement there is no necessary difference between the rhythms of prose and this type of poetry

Pauses that occur within lines, either grammatical, physical, or rhetorical are called

A new type of poetry has emerged that depends entirely on ordinary prose rhythms, but also pays specific attention to connotation, imagery, figurative language, and evocative language

The identifying characteristic of rhythmic language that we can tap our foot to

A basic unit of meter consisting normally of one accented syllable plus one or two unaccented syllables

A foot consisting of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable is called a _____ foot

A foot consisting of a stressed syllable followed by an unstressed syllable is called a _____ foot

A foot consisting of two unstressed syllables followed by a stressed syllable is called a _____ foot

A foot consisting of a stressed syllable followed by two unstressed syllables is called a _____ foot

A line of poetry containing a single foot of meter is labeled as

A line of poetry containing a two feet of meter is labeled as

A line of poetry containing a three feet of meter is labeled as

A line of poetry containing a five feet of meter, the meter most of Shakespeare's sonnet are written in, is labeled as

When a poet wishes to call attention to some of the sounds in a poem because they depart from what is regular s/he may employ

When a poet wishes to call attention to some of the sounds in a poem because they depart from what is regular s/he may replace the regular foot with another one, this is called

When a poet wishes to call attention to some of the sounds in a poem because they depart from what is regular s/he may add syllables to the beginning or ending of lines, this is called

When a poet wishes to call attention to some of the sounds in a poem because they depart from what is regular s/he may omit unaccented syllables from the beginning or ending of lines, this is called

The process of defining the metrical form of a poem is called

The silent drumbeat set up in your mind while reading poetry constitutes an

The actual rhythm of the words that sometimes will confirm what you expected

A poem with specific meter, iambic pentameter, but the lines are unrhymed