Duplicate of AP Poetry Terms Review
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- Q 1/26Score 0How many lines are in a sonnet?2915141312
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- Q1How many lines are in a sonnet?1514131210s
- Q2Which is NOT a type of sonnet?PetrarchanSpenserianShakespeareanMetaphysical10s
- Q3An 8 line stanza...QuatrainSestetOctaveVolta10s
- Q4An ingenious and fanciful comparison of two apparently very different thingsPetrarchan ConceitHomeric SimileShakespearean MetaphorHeroic Couplet10s
- Q5Turn in thought at the beginning of a sestetDivergenceVoltaInflexionApostrophe10s
- Q6Six line division in an Italian sonnetQuatrainSestetOctaveTetrameter10s
- Q7A reference in a work of literature to something outside the workInspirationSourceAllusionIllusion10s
- Q8A speaker’s disposition toward a subjectVoiceTonePersonaMood10s
- Q9Visual, auditory, or tactile images evoked by words of a literary workFlowDictionAtmosphereImagery10s
- Q10A comparison is expressed without the use of a comparative term like "like" or "as"CoupletPersonificationMetaphorSimile10s
- Q11Something that stands for something elseSatireImpostorPersonificationSymbol10s
- Q12The main thought expressed by a workExtended MetaphorRefrainThemeMotif10s
- Q13Direct address, usually to someone or something that is not presentAnaphoraAnapestApostropheAllusion10s
- Q14Emotional overtones of a particular wordMoodImageryDenotationConnotation10s
- Q15Explicitly instructiveForcefulInspiringDidacticRude10s
