Understanding rhyme and meter! 1 st you must know what the symbols mean!! U = unstressed / = stressed.

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Understanding rhyme and meter!

1 st you must know what the symbols mean!! U = unstressed / = stressed

2nd – Find the pattern  U / = iambic  / U = trochaic  U U / = anapestic  / U U = dactylic  / / U = spondaic

3rd – You need to know that each pattern is a foot! How many feet do you have?  ONE FOOT - monometer  TWO FEET - dimeter  THREE FEET - trimeter  FOUR FEET - tetrameter  FIVE FEET - pentameter

Now all you need to do is put the two together!! Ex. //U //U //U = spondaic trimeter

Now see if you can guess the following……. Use your notes. (You know I’ll try to trick you!)

U/ U/

U// U// U//U//U//

/U /U /U /U /U

UU/

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