In a poem, several lines together are called
a rhyme
a line
a syllable
a stanza
How many syllables does the word 'Slovenia' have?
4
Indirectly referring to something is called an... (for example: Sad rom-coms are my kryptonite.)
allusion
A haiku consists of how many phrases/lines?
3
A limerick typically consists of how many lines?
5
The phrase 'sweet summer songs' is an example of....
alliteration
The repetition of certain words at the beginning of a phrase of a sentence to create emphasis is called...(for example: “It rained on his lousy tombstone, and it rained on the grass on his stomach. It rained all over the place.”)
anaphora
The repetition of vowel sounds, but not at the beginning of words is... (for example: 'between trees' or 'hop-scotch')
Assonance
The imagery in this poem affects which of the five senses? ("They silently inhale the clover-scented gale, And the vapors that arise From the well-watered and smoking soil.")
Olfactory (sense of smell)
What literary device is this? ("The fire swallowed the forest whole.")
personification
What literary device is this? ("The owl hooted.")
onomatopoeia
What literary device is this? ("He's as strong as an ox.")
simile
When the end of a phrase extends past the end of a line to create tension or add complexity, this is called...
assonance
juxtaposition
enjambment
onomatopoeia
Placing two opposite things or concepts side by side to highlight their differences is called...
juxtaposition
alliteration
enjambment
simile
