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Poetry Terms Challenge

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Test your knowledge of poetry devices.

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Test your knowledge of poetry devices.

by Eli
1

Which term describes the repetition of the same initial sounds in words?

2

What term refers to similarity in sound between vowels in stressed syllables?

3

Which device is the similarity of final consonants in stressed syllables?

4

What term means the similarity of vowel and consonant sounds?

5

Which figure imitates natural sounds with words like crackle or buzz?

6

Which device involves applying one object to another literally?

7

Which figure attributes human qualities to animals or inanimate things?

8

What term uses 'like' or 'as' for a comparison?

9

Which device uses an abstract idea represented by a tangible object?

10

Which line best illustrates personification in the example?

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