Emily Dickison Quiz 9/1
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39 Terms
End rhyme
Rhyme that is found at the end of a line (if there is rhyme assume its always end rhyme)
Alliteration
The repetition of the first letter of words in a series
Hyperbole
An exaggeration for special effect
Meter
The number of feet in a line of poetry
1 foot
Monometer
2 feet
Dimeter
3 feet
Trimeter
4 feet
Tetrameter
5 feet
Pentameter
6 feet
Hexameter
7 feet
Heptameter
8 feet
Octameter
Rhythm
Pattern of beats created by stressed and unstressed syllables in line
Foot
The smallest rhythmic unit within a line of poetry
Iambic
X /
Trochaic
/ X (slow and mournful)
Anapestic
X X / (gallops and leaps)
Dactylic
/ X X (slow and mournful)
Spondaic
/ / or X X (two equally stressed syllables)
Imperfect rhyme
Forced rhyme, looks like it would rhyme but doesn’t
Perfect rhyme
A shared emphasized voices and shared consonant sounds following the emphasized vowel
Assonance
Repetition of vowel sounds
Metaphor
A comparison of two unlike things without using like, as, or than
Stanza form
Poetic paragraphs, a group of lines whose pattern is repeated throughout the poem
Consonance
Repetition of constant sounds
Consonance
Repetition of constant sounds
Consonance
Repetition of constant sounds
Tone
The attitude an author takes towards a subject
Rhyme gender
Masculine: Rhyme of one syllable (house, mouse)
Feminine: Rhyme of more than one syllable (lighting, frightening)
Personification
Giving human traits to something non-human
Mood
General atmosphere an authors words create
2 lines
Couplet
3 lines
Tercet
4 lines
Quatrain
5 lines
Quintet
6 lines
Sestet
7 lines
Septet
8 lines
Octave
14 lines
Sonnet