RHYME AND METER

Which structural breakdown correctly characterizes the classic Italian Sonnet

An Octave following ABBABBA

What is the traditional moraic or syllabic structure of a classical Japanese Tanka?

5-7-5-7-7

Which syllabic and rhyming constraint defines the traditional Philippine Tanaga

4 lines of 7 syllables each with AAAA rhyme

In classical Arabic poetry, what is the term for the end-rhyme maintained consistently across couplet of a qaisda

Qafiya

Which stress pattern defines a single foot of Iambic Pentameter

Unstressed followed by stressed

How many total metrical feet are present in a standard line of dectylic hexameter

6 feet

How does syllabic verse differ fundamently from accentual-syllabic verse

It counts total syllables per line

what primary feature distinguishes consonance from alliteration

repeats consonant sounds anywhere in words

which word in the phrase the bees hummed in the garden functions as an example of onomatopoeia

hummed

repeats similar sounds, usually at the end of lines

rhyme

use an ABBAABBA CDECDE pattern

Italian Sonnets

poems do not rhyme, instead they count beat sounds (syllables)

Japanese Tanka

often uses a monorhyme

arabic poetry

where every single line ends with the exact same sound

monorhyme

4 lines total with 7 syllables per line, traditionally AAAA or AABB/ABBA

Philippine Tanaga

refers to the rhythmic pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables

METER

METERS

Iambic Pentameter

Dactylic Hexameter

Syllabic Verse

this is used by shakespeare; five pairs of unstressed/stressed syllables

Iambic Pentameter

This is used in greek epics: six feet, each consisting of one long stressed syllable found by two unstressed syllables

Dactylic Hexameter

pattersn based on syllable count rather than stress

syllabic verse

this is used in many asian traditions

syllabic verse

sound devices

alliteration

assonance

onomatopoeia

consonance

repetition of initial consonant sounds

alliteration

repetition of vowel sounds

assonance

words that sound like what they describe

onomatopoeia

repetition of consonant sounds, especially at the ends of words

consonance

also known as script

screenplay

a written document that serves as the blueprint or plan for a movie, tv show, play, or broadcast

script

a specific type of script written for a movie that details the dialogue, camera settings, movements, actions, and sound cues required to tell a story visually and audibly on screen

film script

this differs from other literary forms in several important ways

film script

film script differences

its present tense to describe action

it inclueds only what can be seen or heard

it follows a specific format

the novelk format uses what tense

past tense

the novel format uses what to describe

internal thoughts

while the film script focuses on these types only

Visual/Audible Elements

The specific format following a film script

scene headings

action descriptions

dialogue

Anatomy of a screenplay Page

Scene Heading

Action Lines

Character Name

Parenthetical Dialogue

These are always uppercase, and it indicates indoor/outdoors, exact location, and time of day

Scene Heading or The Slugline

Indoor

INT.

Outdoors

EXT.

In a screenplay, action lines are written in

present tense

This describes what the camera sees and hears

Action lines

Character names are ___ when first introduced

capitalized

this is centered above dialogue in ALL CAPS

Character Name

This shows exactly who is speaking the line

Character Name

This is narrow and indented

Dialogue

this gives tone or physical direction to the author

parenthetical

this means in parenthesis

parenthetical

The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables that creates the beat of a poem is called __________.

Meter

refers to the general flow or pattern of beats created by stressed and unstressed syllables,

Rhythmn

The repetition of vowel sounds in nearby words is called

assonance

The repetition of consonant sounds, especially within or at the end of words, is called

Consonance

Words that imitate or resemble the sounds they describe are examples of

Onomatopoeia

The similarity of sounds between words, especially at the ends of lines, is called

rhyme

The poetic pattern consisting of five pairs in one line is called

Iambic Pentameter

Identify the sound device being used. “Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.”

Alliteration

“The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain.”

Assonance

“The snake slithered silently through the grass.”

Alliteration

The bees buzzed around the flowers.”

Onomatopoeia

“I hear the sound of the sea.”

Assonance

“Run, run, run until you reach the finish line.”

Repetition

“The moonlight bloomed through the room.”

Assonance

The sun shines bright,
It fills the sky,
The moon comes out at night,
And stars appear up high.

ABAB

I walked along the shore,
Then heard the ocean roar,
I watched the waves go by,
Beneath the evening sky.

AABB

These are rhymes within the same line

Internal Rhyme

An iamb follows which pattern?

unstressed - STRESSED

“The lonely leaves lingered in the late autumn air.”

Which sound device helps create a slow, lingering feeling?

Alliteration