Literature and poetry terms
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- Q1
Comeclose & Sleepnow: how many stanzas does this poem have?
4
6
3
30s - Q2
CC&SN : talk on tiptoe What do we call repeating consonants (medeklinkers) in a line of text?
Assonance
Alliteration
Allegory
Consonance
30s - Q3
CC& SN: why are the birds and the sun compared to a mother and a policeman? (answer in English)
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Down by the Salley Gardens: in the first stanza the girl is breaking up with the boy/the speaker.
falsetrueTrue or False30s - Q5
I Hold Your Hand.. Write down the first 2 words of the line in which it becomes clear this poem is not a cheesy love poem.
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How many lines does a couplet have?
2
14
4
6
45s - Q7
Eveline. What is her dilemma? Answer in English
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Party Piece: The dawn creeps in like a stranger is an example of a :
metaphor
hyperbole
simile
sonnet
20s - Q9
The dawn creeps in like a stranger is ALSO an example of:
consonance
personification
haiku
stanza
30s - Q10
Garden of Love: connect the symbol with the right meaning
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