Reading SOL Review Questions 1. Define “rhyme scheme.” The pattern in which final syllables sound alike in lines of poetry Example: ABAB CDCD EFEF GG.

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Reading SOL Review Questions 1

Define “rhyme scheme.” The pattern in which final syllables sound alike in lines of poetry Example: ABAB CDCD EFEF GG

What is “meter”? the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry U/ U/ U/ U/ U/

--?-- is the repetition of consonant sounds in a line of poetry Alliteration “Susan sells seashells at the seashore.”

“Pentameter” means --?-- Five units of meter for a line of poetry

A sonnet has --?-- lines. 14 7? 14? 28? 56? 112?

“Chronological” means --?-- Using a logical order of time, such as moving from beginning to ending

“Spatial” order refers to --?-- the logical description of an object or location

Define “metaphor.” Comparison of two unlike objects or things Time flies. The car engine purred. The ship plowed through the sea.

A simile is --?-- A comparison using “like” or “as” Example: The library was as hot as a furnace. Example: The bedroom smelled like a dirty pair of socks.

“Ironic” means --?-- or --?-- Surprising or unexpected Opposite of what is anticipated Meow.

Define “couplet.” Two rhyming lines of poetry

How many lines in a... quatrain? octave? sestet? quatrain = 4 octave = 8 sestet = 6

Define “onomatopoeia.” Words that sound like their meaning Examples: Bees buzz. Chains clink and clank. “Ka-boom!”

First person pronoun? Second person pronoun? Third person pronoun? First = I Second = you Third = he, she, it, they

What is an elegy? a sad poem about dying

What does the antagonist do? The character who causes conflict for the main character(or the protagonist).

What is “blank verse”? What is “free verse”? Blank = Unrhymed iambic pentameter Free = no rhyme or meter

Define “lyrical poem.” Personal poetry that deals with emotions

How do “end rhyme” and “approximate rhyme” differ? End rhyme = the final syllables of lines of poetry sound alike (mat, hat, bat, sat) Approximate rhyme = the final syllables look as though they should sound alike (stood, flood)

Narrative poetry tells a --?-- story

The End of Review 1 Check back for SOL Reading: Review 2