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B2 Recuperation

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  • What is poetry?
    It is a form of literary art that uses aesthetic and often rhythmic qualities of language to evoke meanings.
  • _______ is written by the subject.
    Autobiography
  • Poets also convey meaning through _________, which are connections to ideas in other texts and society.
    allusion
  • Autobiographies aim to share __________.
    personal insights and experiences.
  • Poems are sometimes written using _________ point of view to express the speaker's thoughts and feelings.
    first-person
  • Biography is _______ person point of view.
    third
  • The place where a line ends is called a _________.
    line break
  • Poems emphasize languages’ musical qualities; these qualities can be achieved ________, ________, and meter.
    rhyme and rhythm
  • Poems emphasize languages’ ________ qualities
    musical
  • Autobiography is ________person point of view.
    first
  • Poems often use _________ to emphasize important ideas.
    repetition
  • ________ is written by another person.
    Biography
  • Biographers use _______ sources.
    external
  • Biographies aim to _________.
    educate about the subject's life
  • _________ is a form of literary art that uses aesthetic and often rhythmic qualities of language to evoke meanings.
    Poetry
  • Autobiographers use _______ memory and documents.
    personal
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