Poetry Structure and Form 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteraturePoetry TerminologyA2/A-levelWJEC Created by: TashaElizabeth1Created on: 01-05-18 13:53 Foot A combination of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry 1 of 32 Iambic Rhythm A foot with two syllables, one that is not stressed and one that is, in that order (V/) 2 of 32 Trachaic Rhythm A foot with two syllables, one that is stressed and one that is not (/V) 3 of 32 Sponelee A foot with two syllables, both of which are stressed 4 of 32 Anapest A foot with three syllables, two stressed syllables followed by one unstressed syllable 5 of 32 Dactyl A foot with three syllables, one stressed syllable followed by two unstressed syllables 6 of 32 Metre Number of feet that is in a line of poetry. 7 of 32 Monometer A line with one foot 8 of 32 Diameter A line with 2 feet 9 of 32 Triameter A line with 3 feet 10 of 32 Tetrameter A line with 4 feet 11 of 32 Pentameter A line with 5 feet 12 of 32 Hexameter A line with 6 feet 13 of 32 Heptameter A line with 7 feet 14 of 32 Octameter A line with 8 feet 15 of 32 Stanza A group of lines in a poem 16 of 32 Individual Line One line 17 of 32 Couplet Two lines 18 of 32 Triplet Three lines 19 of 32 Quatrain Four lines 20 of 32 Ballad Poem that usually tells a story similar to folktale. Usually in quatrains in iambic triameter 21 of 32 Elegy About death, usually a person who has dies 22 of 32 Epic A long narrative poem 23 of 32 Lyric Personal mood, feeling or meditation of a single speaker 24 of 32 Narrative A poem that tells a story 25 of 32 Sonnet A sonnet has many forms, usually sbout love. Typically 14 lines. 26 of 32 Alternate Rhyme ABAB 27 of 32 Enclosed Rhyme ABBA 28 of 32 Interlaced Rhyme ABC ABC 29 of 32 Rhyming Couplets AA BB 30 of 32 Regular Rhyme Follows rules 31 of 32 Irregular Rhyme Ignoring/inable to follow rules 32 of 32
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