| __ | 1. | Free Verse | | A. | Poetry without rhyme or meter | | __ | 2. | Hyperbole | | B. | Words whose sounds suggest their meaning | | __ | 3. | Idiom | | C. | Saying one thing and meaning another, not literal meaning | | __ | 4. | Internal rhyme | | D. | Rhyme within a line of poetry | | __ | 5. | Metaphor | | E. | Comparison of two things that uses the words like or as | | __ | 6. | Onomatopoeia | | F. | Comparing two unlike things "without" using like or as | | __ | 7. | Personification | | G. | Is a description of something non human as if it were human | | __ | 8. | Refrain | | H. | A line or phrase repeated at the end of a stanza | | __ | 9. | Simile | | I. | an exaggeration | | __ | 10. | Symbol | | J. | A concrete object used to represent an idea |
| __ | 11. | alliteration | | A. | a group of words that form a line in a poem | | __ | 12. | epic | | B. | the structure or rules of a poem | | __ | 13. | figurative language | | C. | a group of lines forming a unit in a poem | | __ | 14. | form | | D. | a lyric poem celebrating a person,event, thing, etc | | __ | 15. | imagery | | E. | a fourteen-line lyric poem that has a rhyme scheme | | __ | 16. | line | | F. | a very long narrative poem with a hero | | __ | 17. | ode | | G. | compares one thing with another but not taken literally | | __ | 18. | rhythm | | H. | language that appeals to the five senses | | __ | 19. | sonnet | | I. | the musical quality of a poem created by a syllabic pattern | | __ | 20. | stanza | | J. | a repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words |
| __ | 21. | allusion | | A. | a metaphor developed over several lines of the poem | | __ | 22. | concrete poem | | B. | finding & marking a pattern of stressed/unstressed syllables | | __ | 23. | consonance | | C. | Japanese verse of three lines with 17 syllables | | __ | 24. | couplet | | D. | a repetition of consonant sounds that appear in words | | __ | 25. | extended metaphor | | E. | words in a poem create shape of object related to poem | | __ | 26. | foot | | F. | a reference to a person, place, event, or literature | | __ | 27. | haiku | | G. | is two consecutive lines that rhyme | | __ | 28. | pun | | H. | a unit of meter | | __ | 29. | scanning | | I. | a play on words or words that have double meanings |
| __ | 30. | assonance | | A. | a narrative poem that has a rhyme, meter,and a refrain | | __ | 31. | ballard | | B. | a five-line poem that rhymes | | __ | 32. | iamb | | C. | a pattern of stressed & unstressed syllables | | __ | 33. | limerick | | D. | the attitude of the poet or speaker toward his audience | | __ | 34. | lyric | | E. | expresses the feelings and emotions of the speaker or poet | | __ | 35. | meter | | F. | tells a story, has a setting, characters, and plot | | __ | 36. | narrative | | G. | a repetition of vowel sounds in a line of poetry | | __ | 37. | quatrain | | H. | regular pattern of rhyming words indicated lower case(abab) | | __ | 38. | rhyme scheme | | I. | an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable | | __ | 39. | tone | | J. | four lined stanze |
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