Poetry Terms Quiz

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Yes/No on poetry terms

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Poetry Terms QuizOnline version Yes/No on poetry terms by Dannah Mariel Leron 1 Mood is the poet's attitude toward the subject. Yes No 2 Diction refers to the poet's choice and use of words. Yes No 3 A joyful mood can be created with diction described as bright, cheerful, delightful. Yes No 4 Tone is the reader's emotional response. Yes No 5 Rhyme is the repetition of consonant sounds. Yes No 6 ABAB means the first and second lines rhyme. Yes No 7 A solemn tone is described as playful. Yes No 8 The metrical foot that is unstressed followed by a stressed syllable is a trochee. Yes No 9 The ABAB rhyme scheme means the first and third lines rhyme, while the second and fourth lines rhyme. Yes No 10 Meter is the repeated pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables. Yes No 11 Mood is the feeling or atmosphere created in the reader. Yes No 12 Meter is the repetition of ending sounds. Yes No 13 A joyful mood is created by dark, gloomy, sorrowful diction. Yes No 14 The word TODAY demonstrates an iambic pattern. Yes No 15 Rhyme is the repetition of similar or identical sounds, usually at the ends of lines. Yes No 16 Tone is the poet's or speaker's attitude toward the subject. Yes No 17 A solemn tone describes a serious and respectful mood. Yes No 18 The word TABLE demonstrates an iambic pattern. Yes No 19 Diction refers to the arrangement of lines. Yes No

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Poetry Terms Quiz

Yes or No

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Poetry Terms QuizOnline version

by Dannah Mariel Leron

Mood is the poet's attitude toward the subject.

Diction refers to the poet's choice and use of words.

A joyful mood can be created with diction described as bright, cheerful, delightful.

Tone is the reader's emotional response.

Rhyme is the repetition of consonant sounds.

ABAB means the first and second lines rhyme.

A solemn tone is described as playful.

The metrical foot that is unstressed followed by a stressed syllable is a trochee.

The ABAB rhyme scheme means the first and third lines rhyme, while the second and fourth lines rhyme.

Meter is the repeated pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.

Mood is the feeling or atmosphere created in the reader.

Meter is the repetition of ending sounds.

A joyful mood is created by dark, gloomy, sorrowful diction.

The word TODAY demonstrates an iambic pattern.

Rhyme is the repetition of similar or identical sounds, usually at the ends of lines.

Tone is the poet's or speaker's attitude toward the subject.

A solemn tone describes a serious and respectful mood.

The word TABLE demonstrates an iambic pattern.

Diction refers to the arrangement of lines.