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6. This is a word that modifies or describes a noun or pronoun.

7. Adjective

8. This word or word group names a person, place, thing, or idea.

9. Noun

10. These are words that express action or a state of being.

11. Verb

12. This is the feeling expressed by the speaker.

13. Mood

14. This is a loose grouping of words that does not have a regular beat or rhyme scheme.

15. Free Verse

16. This word means to look at or see.

17. Behold

18. This word means to wonder at.

19. Marvel

20. This word means no longer living.

21. Extinct

22. This adds a musical quality to poetry making it easier to memorize lines.

23. Rhyme

24. This is the pattern of rhyming sounds at the end of lines.

25. Rhyme Scheme

26. This is the regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in poetry

27. Meter

28. These are groups of lines that express a complete idea.

29. Stanza

30. This is the repetition of consonant sounds in words that are close together.

31. Alliteration

32. This directly compares 2 unlike things.

33. Metaphor

34. This compares 2 unlike things using like or as.

35. Simile

36. This is the use of words whose sound suggests its meaning

37. Onomatopoeia

38. This is speaking of something that is not human as if it had human abilities, emotions, or reactions.

39. Personification

40. Buzz, Boom, Pop are examples of what?

41. Onomatopoeia

42. Which part of figurative language is used in the following example: “He’s as white as spilled milk, my cat who sleeps with his belly turned toward the summer sky.”

43. Simile

44. “The sky wept bitterly all day” is an example of this type of figurative language.

45. Personification

46. ABAB is an example of a type of what?

47. Rhyme Scheme

48. Which type of figurative language is found in the following example? “The sea is a hungry dog, giant and gray.”

49. Metaphor

50. Which type of figurative language is found in the following example? “It laughs a lovely whiteness, and whitely whirls away.”

51. Alliteration

52. Complete the analogy: Sentence is to paragraph as line is to ________

53. Stanza

54. What are the three steps of O.W.E. it to yourself?

55. Organize, Write, Edit.

56. Make your wager

57. Final Answer

58. Final Question