4 Written Questions

1. A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds. EX: My fingers clicked, through the sound of my chuckling, they knuckle the keys
2. The quality of being pleasing to the ear, especially through a harmonious combination of words EX: We welcome the season of morning mists, of peaceful summer evenings.
3. Two or more consonants are repeated, but the adjacent vowels differ EX: The friend frowned...He was killed by the cold
4. The same consonant sound is repeated at the beginning of several words that are in close proximity EX: Moping and Melancholy...

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. sounds like it rhymes when you say it but it doesnt
   1. Internal Rhyme
   2. Slight Rhyme
   3. Feminine Rhyme
   4. Near Rhyme
2. The sound of the word imitates the sound of the thing for which the word denotes EX: Her snifflinf turned into growling, and then into howling
   1. Consonance
   2. Cacophony
   3. Onomatopoeia
   4. Assonance
3. the same or similar vowels sounds are repeated in the stressed syllables of words that are in close proximity while the consonants differ EX: The guns sound like thunder, drums, and trumpets drowning out every other sound
   1. Euphony
   2. Consonance
   3. Cacophony
   4. Assonance
4. A rhyme in which the stress is on the second from last syllable EX: Picky, Thicky, Sticky
   1. Near Rhyme
   2. Masculine Rhyme
   3. Slight Rhyme
   4. Feminine Rhyme

3 True/False Questions

1. Slight Rhyme → sounds like it rhymes when you say it but it doesnt

   True        False

2. Masculine Rhyme → A rhyme in which the stress is on the second from last syllable EX: Picky, Thicky, Sticky

   True        False

3. Internal Rhyme → Rhyme that occurs within a single line (as opposed to traditional "end rhyme") EX: The one with the gun on the is not to be trusted

   True        False