Understanding Rhyme Scheme in Poetry
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Match the poetic device with its definition:

Assonance = Repetition of Vowels Consonance = Repetition of consonants Alliteration = Repetition of consonant sounds in the beginning of words Onomatopoeia = Words that imitate sound

Match the type of poetry with its description:

Lyric Poetry = Expresses personal emotions and feelings Narrative poetry = Tells a story Descriptive poetry = Describes people, places or things Epic = Long poem narrating heroic deeds

Match the poetic form with its characteristics:

Petrarchan = 14 lines, specific line structure Shakespeare Sonnet = 14 lines, different line structure Haiku = Brief poem with 3 lines Ballad = Narrative Poem with rhythm and rhyme

Match the poetry structure with its definition:

<p>Stanza = A group of lines in a poem Rhyme = The repetition of sounds at the end Rhyme Scheme = The pattern of rhymes in a poem Meter = A repeating pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables</p> Signup and view all the answers

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