sound - correct answers The use of rhyme, rhythm, and repetition to appeal to the listener when poetry
is read aloud
meter - correct answers No repetition of stressed or unstressed syllables.
Rhythm is more like spoken language.
couplet - correct answers A rhymed paired lines in a poem
end rhyme - correct answers Rhythm at the end of the lines in the poem
imagery - correct answers Language that appeals to the reader's five senses.
figurative language - correct answers Used by author's to create fresh and original descriptions. Some
examples are similes, metaphors, personification.
lines - correct answers May or may not be sentences. Poems are written in lines.
stanza - correct answers Group of lines in poems. Similar to a paragraph. Each stanza might contain a
new idea.
structured form - correct answers Follows a predictable pattern. Examples: same number of syllables per
line or same number of lines in each stanza.
free verse - correct answers No repetition of stressed or unstressed syllables.
Rhythm is more like spoken language.
simile - correct answers Comparing two unlike objects using "like" or "as."