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| What type of rhyme is used to determine rhyme scheme? |
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| What Poetic Sound Device has repeated consonant sounds located at the beginning of words? |
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| What Poetic Sound Device has repeated CONSONANT sounds located in the middle and ends of words? |
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| What Poetic Sound Device has repeated VOWEL sounds located in the middle and ends of words? |
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| RHYME SCHEME is the pattern of rhyme in a poem. |
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| What do you call the pattern of rhyme in a poem? |
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| ASSONANCE is a Poetic Sound Device that has repeated VOWEL sounds located in the middle and ends of words. |
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| CONSONANCE is a Poetic Sound Device that has repeated CONSONANT sounds located in the middle and ends of words. |
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| END RHYMES are located as the last words in lines of poetry; therefore, they are used to determine rhyme scheme. |
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| ALLITERATION is a Poetic Sound Device that has repeated CONSONANT sounds located at the beginning of words. |
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| What type of rhyme has the exact same end sounds? |
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| TRUE RHYMES have the exact same end sounds, like in mat and bat, and bubble and trouble. |
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| A poem that DOES NOT rhyme is called FREE VERSE. |
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| What do you call a poem that DOES NOT rhyme? |
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| What is the Poetic Sound Device that restates words, phrases or entire lines for emphasis? |
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| REPETITION is the Poetic Sound Device that restates words, phrases or entire lines of poetry for emphasis. |
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| ONOMATOPOEIA is the Poetic Sound Device that uses words that mimic sounds. |
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| What Poetic Sound Device uses words that mimic sounds? |
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| Two words that look like they would rhyme, but when pronounced, they really don’t are called SIGHT RHYME. |
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| What do you call two words that look like they would rhyme, but when pronounced, they really don’t? |
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| INTERNAL RHYME is when you find two or more rhyming words in the same line of poetry. |
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| What do you call two or more rhyming words in the same line of poetry? |
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| SIMILE is a literary device / figurative language example used by an author that compares two unlike things using "like" or "as" such as "her hair was like a brown cascade of water." |
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| What is an example of a literary device / figurative language that is used by an author to compare two unlike things using "like" or "as"? |
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| Boom! Bang! Rumble! are examples of what Poetic Sound Device? |
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| Buick and quick and good and food are examples of what type of rhyme? |
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| If I can’t eat another piece of pie, I’ll die, I’ll die! is an example of what Poetic Sound Device? |
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| The dog's bark was like a traffic cop's whistle is an example of what literary device / figurative language. |
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| Hot, shot, fought, and knot are examples of what type of rhyme? |
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| The fierce fire frustrated firemen is an example of what Poetic Sound Device? |
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| A-B-A-B is an example of what poetry term? |
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| Just as writing is organized in paragraphs, some poems are organized by using these? |
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| What type of rhyme is in the following example: Who will tell that cook about the smell? |
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