Poetic Devices Definitions Quiz

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What is the definition of a semantic field?

Words about the same thing or shared meaning

What is an oxymoron?

A phrase that combines two opposite ideas

What is the definition of a volta in poetry?

The turning point in a poem

What is enjambment?

Continuing a sentence onto the next line with no punctuation

Which of the following is an example of symbolism?

All of the above

Match the poetic term with its description:

Caesura = Ending a sentence in the middle of a line Enjambment = Continuing a sentence onto the next line Volta = The turning point in a poem Juxtaposition = Placing two differing ideas close together to contrast

Match the literary technique with its explanation:

Extended metaphor = Continuing the ideas of a metaphor throughout a text Symbolism = Objects that represent bigger themes or emotions Metaphor = Describing something by comparing it to something else as fact Imagery = Using descriptive language to visualize the thing being described

Match the term with its meaning:

Semantic Field = Words about the same thing or shared meaning Oxymoron = A phrase with two opposite ideas joined together CSS = Styling web pages SQL = Database queries

Match the literary device with its function:

Volta = Marks the turning point in a poem Juxtaposition = Contrasting two differing ideas closely Metaphor = Describing something by direct comparison to another Symbolism = Using objects to represent larger themes or emotions

Match the term with its definition:

Enjambment = Continuing a sentence onto the next line without punctuation Caesura = Ending a sentence in the middle of a line with a full stop Extended metaphor = Extending metaphorical ideas throughout a text or extract Imagery = Using descriptive language for visualizing what is described

Test your knowledge of poetic devices by matching each term with its correct definition. Includes terms like volta, caesura, and extended metaphor.

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