Poetry Vocabulary Game: Repetition and Sound Devices
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Repetition and sound devices crossword puzzle
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Topics of this game:
- The process of which the first letter may be the same or sound closely.
- The repetition of words or phrases at the beginning of the word.
- In poetry, it's the repetition of the sound of vowel or similar syllables
- Has 2 verses with 10 syllables in each line,(Pentameter), which at then end
- The repetition takes place in sounds in succession such as pitter, patter.
- Two lines of a verse, which also rhyme.
- A line of a verse, consisting of metrical feet.
- The quality of being pleased by the hear, through combination of words.
- Rhyme consisting a stressed syllables followed by another stretched syllable.
- Use of a pair of rhyming iambic pentameter.
- A metrical foot consisting of a short syllable followed by a stretched syllable, (duh, Duh).
- A line of verse consisting 5 metrical feet each consisting of a Iamb, and rhyme at the end.
- Rhyme of consisting a final stretched syllable.
- Unit of rhyme in poetry, the pattern of beat.
- Defined as a rhyme in which the stressed syllables of ending match, but vowel does not match.
- Word that actually looks like the sound it makes, and can almost hear those sounds.
- Verse consisting of four measures.
- Poetic device that is defined as a meter or a line that consists of three iambic feet.
