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© 2000 – Mark E. Damon - All rights Reserved

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A literary device that relies on words that imitate the sound they name is known as _____________. 14
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A: assonance
B: rhyme
C: onomatopoeia
D: personification

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A comparison between 2 objects or ideas that does not include the words like or as is known as ________. 14
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metaphor 6
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A: symbolism
B: personification
C: simile
D: metaphor

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The use of any element of language—a sound, a word, a phrase, a clause, or a sentence—more than once is known as _________. 14
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repetition 6
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A: end rhyme
B: repetition
C: rhyme scheme
D: free verse

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Figurative language that gives human traits to nonhuman objects is known as __________. 14
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personification 6
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A: personification
B: onomatopoeia
C: consonance
D: metaphor

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The use of any thing to represent something else—usually an abstract idea—is known as __________. 14
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symbolism 6
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A: simile
B: metaphor
C: alliteration
D: symbolism

13. You’ve Reached the $1,000 Milestone! Congratulations! Congratulations!

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A group of lines which form a division of poetry is known as a ____________. 13
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stanza 6
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A: free verse
B: couplet
C: blank verse
D: stanza

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The rhyming of words at the ends of two or more lines of poetry is known as __________. 13
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end rhyme 6
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A: end rhyme
B: a couplet
C: a stanza
D: internal rhyme

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Repetition of initial (first letter) consonant or vowel sounds in neighboring words is known as ____________. 13
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alliteration 6
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A: alliteration
B: assonance
C: internal rhyme
D: consonance

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A word or group of words in a literary work which appeal to one or more of the senses–sight, taste, touch, sound, and smell—is known as ______________. 14
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imagery 6
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A: metaphor
B: personification
C: imagery
D: onomatopoeia

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23. A four-line stanza is called a __________.15
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A four-line stanza is called a __________. 12
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A: tercet
B: cinquain
C: couplet
D: quatrain

24. You’ve Reached the $32,000 Milestone! Congratulations!

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The pattern of rhymed words in a stanza and/or poem is known as _____________. 13
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A: repetition
B: rhyme scheme
C: meter
D: internal rhyme

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Poetry that does not follow a prescribed form and has no regular metrical pattern and no regular rhyme scheme is known as ____________. 14
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A: Free verse
B: Prose
C: Empty verse
D: Blank verse

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A pair of rhymed lines of any specific length or rhythm is known as ____________. 13
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A: end rhyme
B: repetition
C: a stanza
D: a couplet

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The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables or the units of stress pattern is known as ____________. 13
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A: meter
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C: foot
D: rhyme scheme

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The repetition of vowel sounds in neighboring words or syllables is known as __________. 13
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A: consonance
B: internal rhyme
C: assonance
D: alliteration

35. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!