5 Written Questions

1. sentence that bridges the sentences between paragrphs
2. repitition of same stressed vowel sounds and any suceeding sounds in two or more words
   -end rhyme(end of the lines)
   -internal rhyme(within single line of poetry)
   -slant rhyme(words include souds that are simular but not identical, involves variation of concancance which is the repitition of consanants, and assonace which is the repition of vowels
3. plug in LV or AC to see what works
4. shall i comapre thee to a summers day
5. where, when, why, what fasion

5 Matching Questions

1. consanace
2. differecne between english and italien sonnets are...
3. PN
4. langston huges
5. understood "you"

1. a repition of concenet sounds
   -in end of words that dont rhye and precied vowels
2. b harlem renasence poet
3. c ex. Ann, get out
   -"you" infront of "get"
4. d the rhyme schemes
5. e renames subject (N/PN) when LV

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. animal/object/force of nature/ idea is given human cahracteristics
   1. characterization
   2. personification
   3. infinatives
   4. participle
2. -N
   -PN
   1. alliteration
   2. adjective modify:
   3. george eliot
   4. appositive
3. racing in the rain
   1. Lady Ise
   2. amy tan
   3. atmoshpere
   4. grath stein
4. a story with 2 levels of meaning
   -surface story: contains symbols
   -underline story: inder sureface story
   1. dialect
   2. metaphor
   3. allegory
   4. theme
5. verbal that allows to act an an adjective
   -past, present
   -put as close to noun it moifies
   -essential/nonessential applies
   1. spacing
   2. rhyme
   3. foil
   4. participle

5 True/False Questions

1. spacing → time/place which events of liturature happen
   -includes physical surrounding/ideas/customs/values/belifs of time/palce
   -creat atmosphere/mood

   True        False

2. prepositional phrase → verbal+modifiers and/or complement(oov)

   True        False

3. present participles → end in -ing

   True        False

4. nonessential appositives → have puncuation

   True        False

5. past participle → verbal that allows to act an an adjective
   -past, present
   -put as close to noun it moifies
   -essential/nonessential applies

   True        False