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| The repitition of constant sounds at the beginning of words |
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| A reference to a famous person, place, event, or work of lit |
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| A narrative poem that tells a story and was originally meant to be sung or recited |
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| Words are used in an imaginary way to express ideas that are not true |
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| The structure or organization of a word of writing is often called its form |
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| Poetry without regular patterns of ryhme and rythm |
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| Words and phrases that appeal to a readers 5 senses |
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| Presents the personal thoughts and feelings of a single speaker |
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| A comparison of 2 things that are basiclly unlike but have some qualites in common |
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| The feeling of atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader |
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| A poem that tells a story |
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| The use of words whose sound echos their meaning |
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| The giving of human qualities to an animal, object, or idea |
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| One or more lines repeated in each stanza of a poem |
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| A technique in which a sound, word, or line is repeated for emphasis or unity |
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| A pattern of end ryhmes in a poem |
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| A pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line poem |
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| A figure of speech that makes a compaison between 2 things with like or as |
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| A group of 2 or more lines that form a unit poem |
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| to descend and settle, as after flying. |
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| preciously delicate or charming |
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to distract an opponent by pretending to move in ne direction and then move another; or
a deceptive act meant to distract or deceive one's opponent |
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| to attack as false; to cast doubt on |
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| necessary to make something complete; essential |
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| the authority to interpret and apply the law; or the geographical range of an authority |
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| a lack of proper nutrition |
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| to introdude ion the business of others; to interfere |
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| using or requiring great care and effort |
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| a group of highly regarded people or a place dedicated to highly regarded people |
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| to scorch or burn the surface of; to make dry and withered |
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| perpendicular to the horizon |
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| What is the setting of Casey at Bat? |
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| a baseball game in Mudville in the bottom of the 9th inning |
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| Waht is the external conflict in Casey @ the Bat |
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Casey & The Pitcher
Fans vs The Umpire |
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| Who are the charaters in Casey at the bat? Excluding casey |
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| Blakely, Flynn, The Umpire, and the fan |
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| What is ironic in the Charge of the Light Brigade? |
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| The soldiers always travel light. And when they went to war with the British Cavalry The light Brigade was light on armor and weapons while the British Cavalry was armed with cannons and Machine guns |
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| The angels were jealous of Annabel's husbands love, so they killed Annabel Lee |
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