5 Written Questions

1. narrattive poem that was originally meant to be sung
2. a quote at the beginning of a literary work (revealing insight about the work to follow)
3. the way a work of art is built; in poetry it is the physical arrangement of words on the page, that is, the length and placement of lines and stanzas
4. long narrative poem, usually the deeds of a great hero; Beowulf, The Iliad, The Odessy
5. repetition of vowel sounds within non-rhyming words

5 Matching Questions

1. dramatic monologue
2. free verse
3. blank verse
4. consonance
5. figure of speech/figurative language

1. a words/phrases that are not meant to be taken literally
2. b repetition of consonant sounds within and at the end of non-rhyming words
3. c poem in which a speaker addresses a silent or absent listener
4. d unrhymed poetry writen in iambic pentameter
5. e poetry containing no regular pattern of rhyme or meter

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. a figure of speech wherein an inanimate object is addressed as though it were animate
   1. assonance
   2. consonance
   3. epigraph
   4. apostrophe
2. language evoking the five senses, words/phrases making a reader see, feel, hear, taste, smell
   1. ballad
   2. elegy
   3. epigraph
   4. imagery
3. poetry wherein the form/structure reflect the content; poetry that looks like what it's about
   1. couplet
   2. free verse
   3. concrete poetry
   4. confessional poetry
4. a two line stanza (which often rhymes)
   1. couplet
   2. ballad
   3. elegy
   4. epic
5. a line of poetry containing five two-syllable measures
   1. dramatic monologue
   2. assonance
   3. iambic pentameter
   4. apostrophe

5 True/False Question

1. plagiarism → the use of someone else's words or ideas without citing or giving them credit
   

   True        False

2. alliteration → repetition of sounds at the beginning of words
   

   True        False

3. confessional poetry → poetry that reveals personal information about the author
   

   True        False

4. hyperbole → a figure of speech wherein an inanimate object is addressed as though it were animate
   

   True        False

5. elegy → a long poem of mourning over death
   

   True        False