Poetry Keywords 4.5 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? EnglishPoetry: RelationshipsGCSEAQA Created by: mollyhgsCreated on: 26-04-15 09:37 Alliteration When 2 words that are close together start with the same letter. 1 of 39 Ambiguity When a word of prase could have 2 or more possible meanings. 2 of 39 Assonance When words share the same vowel sound 3 of 39 Ballad A form of poetry that tells a story and sounds quite musical 4 of 39 Caesura A pause in a line (creates tension or confusuion or slows it down) 5 of 39 Colloquial Language used in everyday life 6 of 39 Emotive Something that makes you feel a particular emotion 7 of 39 Empathy When you feel like you understand what someone else is experiencing or feeling 8 of 39 Enjabment When a sentance rolls over a line or a stanza 9 of 39 First person "I" "my" "me" "our" 10 of 39 Free verse No regular rhyme and no regular rhythm 11 of 39 Iambic Pentameter a metre with 10 syllables, 5 stressed and 5 unstressed (Iambic Tetrameter - the same with a total of 8) 12 of 39 Imagery When language creates an image in your head 13 of 39 Internal Rhyme When a word in the middle of a line rhymes with the word at the end. 14 of 39 Irony When words imply the opposite to what they mean. what people expect and what actually happens. 15 of 39 Metaphor Describing something by saying it is something else. 16 of 39 Metre The arrangment of syllables to create rhythm 17 of 39 Monologue One person talking for ages 18 of 39 Narrative Writing to tell a story (eg. brothers) 19 of 39 Narrator The person who is speaking in the poem. 20 of 39 Oxymoron A phrase where the words seem to contridict themselves as the meanings dont seem to fit together 21 of 39 Personification A type of metaphor when something is being described as a person 22 of 39 Rhyme Scheme The ryming patten 23 of 39 Rhyming couplet A pair of rhyming lines 24 of 39 Sibilance The repetion of "s" and "sh" sounds 25 of 39 Simile A way of describing be comparing it to something else using "like" or "as" 26 of 39 Sonnet A form of poetry with 14 lines with a clear rhyme patten and is often about love.Quatrain-Quatrain-Quatrain-Couplet 27 of 39 Symbolism When an object stands for something else. 28 of 39 Theme The Idea or topic that is important throughout 29 of 39 Direct Address "I" "you" makes it personal and direct 30 of 39 Repetition Saying something more that once 31 of 39 Exteneded Metaphore A metaphore used throughout 32 of 39 Connotations what words can mean/represent 33 of 39 Cynical Not believing in something (eg. cynical veiws) 34 of 39 Iconography References 35 of 39 Onomatopoeia When a word sounds like it sounds (eg. blast) 36 of 39 Imperative Command words 37 of 39 Syndetic listing listing with use of "and" 38 of 39 asyndetic listing listing with use of commas 39 of 39
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