AP lit. terms # 1 Term for the Term for a metrical Term for the Type of verse Unrhymed following poetic verse with 5 poetic pause/break in a that has no set iambic foot: U/ feet poetic line meter, stanza pentameter is Pentameter length, rhyme called… Iamb Di, tri, tetra, hex, and caesura scheme, etc. hep. free Blank verse Term for the Type of rhyme when Term for the Paired words Pair of rhyming changes within the following poetic appear to match lines blending of a word vowel sounds of foot: UU/ but without a so as to help words intended to true maintain the meter rhyme and only the correspondence of a poetic line final consonant in sound, such as Rhyming sounds are identical: dive/give and couplet elision Ex: soul/oil and said/maid *include heroic firth/forth couplet Slant or half anapest Eye rhyme The substitution of Term for the Term for a When nature List 4 of one item for following poetic foot: poetic line in mirrors the poetic sound another item that it /U there is no psychological devices suggests or to which punctuated state of the Alliteration “end it is closely related, stop.” speaker Assonance such as if a letter is enjambment Pathetic fallacy Consonance in Milton’s own *review virgule Internal rhyme it means “hand, that the letter is in Milton’s own handwriting. metonymy trochee Poem that laments A direct address to a Term for the The repetition of Term for the the loss of a friend, dead, absent person, of a word / phrase following public figure, the or an abstraction is sensory at the beginning poetic foot: // past, or a loved one called.. experience is of poetic lines is apostrophe called…. called… elegy synaesthesia anaphora spondee Term for a type of Rhymes that end on a Term for the Identify the Substitutes a figurative language stress, such as following poetic following rhyme part of “van” that draws an and foot: /UU scheme: aba bcb something for “span” elaborate, intricate, cdc ded etc. the whole, such extended sails” “ten comparison would stand for between two ten ships different subjects masculine conceit dactyl Terza rima synecdoche
AP lit. terms # 1 Term for the following poetic foot: U/ Iamb Term for a metrical verse with 5 poetic feet Pentameter Di, tri, tetra, hex, and hep. Term for the pause/break in a poetic line caesura Type of verse that has no set meter, stanza length, rhyme scheme, etc. free Unrhymed iambic pentameter is called… Blank verse Term for the of a word so as to help maintain the meter of a poetic line elision Type of rhyme when changes within the vowel sounds of words intended to rhyme and only the final consonant sounds are identical: Ex: soul/oil and firth/forth Slant or half Term for the following poetic foot: UU/ anapest Paired words appear to match but without a true correspondence in sound, such as dive/give and said/maid Eye rhyme Pair of rhyming lines Rhyming couplet *include heroic couplet The substitution of one item for another item that it suggests or to which it is closely related, such as if a letter is in Milton’s own “hand, it means that the letter is in Milton’s own handwriting. metonymy Term for the following poetic foot: /U trochee Term for a poetic line in there is no punctuated “end stop.” enjambment *review virgule When nature mirrors the psychological state of the speaker Pathetic fallacy List 4 of poetic sound devices Alliteration Assonance Consonance Internal rhyme Poem that laments the loss of a friend, public figure, the past, or a loved one elegy A direct address to a dead, absent person, or an abstraction is called.. apostrophe Term for the blending of sensory experience is called…. synaesthesia The repetition of a word / phrase at the beginning of poetic lines is called… anaphora Term for the following poetic foot: // spondee Term for a type of figurative language that draws an elaborate, intricate, extended comparison between two different subjects conceit Rhymes that end on a stress, such as “van” and “span” masculine Term for the following poetic foot: /UU dactyl Identify the following rhyme scheme: aba bcb cdc ded etc. Terza rima Substitutes a part of something for the whole, such “ten sails” would stand for ten ships synecdoche
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