5 Written Questions

1. a comparison of two unlike things to show their similarities. aka an extended metaphor
2. the voice of the work
3. the repetition of similar vowel sounds with different consonant sounds
4. rearrange the words of a sentence
5. writing that appeals to the senses using descriptive or figurative language.

5 Matching Questions

1. ode
2. couplet
3. allusion
4. epic
5. metaphor

1. a a poem that is usually centered around a hero
2. b a comparison of two unlike things without using like or as
3. c a pair of lines of verse, especially ones that rhyme and are the same length.
4. d lyric poem addresses to a particular subject to celebrate or commemorate it.
5. e a brief reference to a well-known historical, literal figure, work of art, song, bible, event in history or story.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the repetition of consonant sounds at the ends of words with different vowel sounds
   1. assonance
   2. sonnet
   3. consonance
   4. tone
2. a part stands for the whole
   1. symbol
   2. apostrophe
   3. synecdoche
   4. hyperbole
3. an exxagerated statement not to be taken literally
   1. synecdoche
   2. hyperbole
   3. simile
   4. symbol
4. unrhymes verse without a metrical pattern
   1. speaker
   2. blank verse
   3. free verse
   4. hyperbole
5. unrhymed iambic pentameter
   1. imagery
   2. blank verse
   3. free verse
   4. inversion

5 True/False Questions

1. repetition → rearrange the words of a sentence

   True        False

2. oxymoron → combination of contradictory terms

   True        False

3. alliteration → a brief reference to a well-known historical, literal figure, work of art, song, bible, event in history or story.

   True        False

4. ballad → simple song having two stanzas using the same melody, a narrative.

   True        False

5. lyric poem → a short poem that expresses personal and emotional feelings.

   True        False