Sonnet Literary devices
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- Q1What has 14 lines, is a lyric poem, written in iambic pentameter?epicsonnetnarrative poemballad30s
- Q2Which one is not a type of sonnet?ShakespeareanItalianballadEnglish30s
- Q3Which of the following has an 8 line stanzasestetquatraincoupletoctave30s
- Q4What is the role of the couplet?show the turnpresent a problemexplain the situationprovide a solution30s
- Q5Where would you find the turn in a Shakespearean Sonnet?coupletsecond quatrainfirst quatrainthird quatrain30s
- Q6What is the rhyme scheme for a Shakespearean Sonnet?AABBCCDDEEFFGGABABBCBCCDCDEEABBAABBACDCDEEABABCDCDEFEFGG30s
- Q7What is a comparison using like, as, resembles, than?similehyperbolemetaphorpersonification30s
- Q8Giving human qualities to an inanimate object is...personificationsimileonomatopoeiametaphor30s
- Q9Six line stanzaquatraincoupletoctavesestet30s
- Q10Is made up of three quatrains and a coupletItalian SonnetShakespearean SonnetSpenserian SonnetPetrarchan Sonnet30s
- Q11Is made up of an octave and a sestetEnglish SonnetShakespearean SonnetItalian SonnetTupac Sonnet30s
- Q12Talking to something that cannot talk back to youpersonificationhyperboleapostrophesimile30s
- Q13An extended exaggerationapostrophesimilehyperboleparadox30s
- Q14Two opposite statements that are somehow true.hyperboleparadoxapostrophemetaphor30s