Poetry Test Chapter 5

consists of two or more words having identical sounds in the last stressed vowel and all the sounds following that vowel

• Rhyme or Perfect rhyme

• Metaphor
• Alliteration
• Simile

Is a common variant in which two words with similar but slightly mismatched sounds are paired (star & door)

• Assonance
• Consonance
• Exact rhyme
• slant rhyme

refers to word pairs that are spelled alike but pronounced differently

• Synonyms
• Antonyms
• Homophones
• Eye rhyme

falls at the end of corresponding poetic lines, is the standard form of rhyme

• end rhyme
• slant rhyme
• free verse
• internal rhyme

rhyme occurring within a single line of poetry

• internal rhyme
• assonance
• slant rhyme
• external rhyme

term used to describe the poems pattern of end rhyme

• rhyme pattern
• verse structure
• stanza form
• rhyme scheme

the regular arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables

• verse
• stanza
• rhyme
• meter

refers to the process of identifying the two major featured of meter in a particular poem

• Theme exploration
• Imagery breakdown
• scansion

• Rhyme scheme analysis

refers to the specific combination of two or three stressed and/or unstressed syllables that repeats throughout the poems lines

• rhyme
• stanza
• verse
• poetic foot

foot consisting of one unstressed and one stressed syllable in that order

• iambic foot

• trochaic foot

• anapestic foot

• dactylic food