Why do people write poetry?

ordinary writing that expresses ideas in simple, direct language is

writing that emphasizes artistic elements like rhythm, rhyme, repetition or figurative language is

When you measure a poem's rhythm to see how many syllables are in each line and the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables it is called

the repetition of similar sounds, usually a the end of a line of poetry is called

Which is NOT an example of poetry you've been exposed to in everyday life?

The pattern of rhyme, identified by marking the pattern with a different letter for each rhyme (ABAB) is called

A poem that uses no rhyme scheme or meter, and the lines are broken up as the poet sees fit is called a(n)

The following questions will focus on poetic techniques:

The repeating of a sound or word for emphasis is called..

(Poe used this a lot when he said, "Louder, louder, louder...")

The repeating of a consonant sound at the beginning, such as Peter Piper picked a pickled pepper, is called

"My cell phone screamed at me from across the room."

Giving human characteristics to something that is non-human is called

When Carrie Newcomer says, "Sunlight, and blueberries, Good dogs and wool socks" or "The smooth glassy calm of the morning pond," she is appealing to your five senses which is called...

The difference between mood and tone is...

The tone of a poem is created by

A paragraph in a poem is called a...

The use of sound words as they sound is called

"The stars were a million fireflies lighting up the sky."

The comparison of two things without using like or as is called a

"She was as angry as a bee who had been swatted."

The comparison of two things using like or as is called a...

The lesson or message given by a piece of literature or poem is the