5 Written Questions

1. exaggeration
2. touch: hardness, softness, wetness, heat, cold
3. object standing for a concept, idea or emotion
4. internal sensation, hunger, thirst, fatigue, nausea
5. harsh, guttural "d" "t" "k"s

5 Matching Questions

1. rhyme scheme
2. onomatopoeia
3. internal rhyme
4. masculine rhyme
5. denotation

1. a actual definition
2. b occurs between two or more words in the same line of verse
3. c pattern or sequence in which rhyme occurs (a,b,a,b)
4. d sound words, ex: BAM! SPLAT! hiss... WHAM! CRASH
5. e one syllable rhymes with one syllable of another word ex: light, bright

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. something described thorough sight, appears most commonly in poetry
   1. tactile imagery
   2. visual imagery
   3. auditory imagery
   4. organic imagery
2. reference lends meaning of alluded story in addition
   1. allusion
   2. alliteration
   3. metaphor
   4. euphony
3. movement, physical tension
   1. kinesthetic imagery
   2. organic imagery
   3. tactile imagery
   4. gustatory imagery
4. representation of a smell
   1. olfactory imagery
   2. tactile imagery
   3. gustatory imagery
   4. auditory imagery
5. last three syllables rhyme ex: victorious, glorious
   1. internal rhyme
   2. masculine rhyme
   3. feminine rhyme
   4. end rhyme

5 True/False Questions

1. common allusions → biblical, historical, literary

   True        False

2. connotation → symbolic baggage attached to a word, signifiacnt, rich in imagery

   True        False

3. litotes → form of understandment by asserting the positive by negating the negative (i.e. "You're not wrong.", "You're right"; "not bad", "good")

   True        False

4. end rhyme → occurring at the end of two or more lines of verse

   True        False

5. alliteration → reference lends meaning of alluded story in addition

   True        False