Poetic Terms Crossword - Veda Abbaraju, Amelia King, Raiya Patel

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Across
  1. 3. the mood that the writer speaks with
  2. 7. a two-line stanza
  3. 8. the repetition of a vowel sound
  4. 11. rhymes that happen in the middle of a line
  5. 13. a line that ends in a complete pause
  6. 14. casual, grammatically correct language
  7. 17. the implied meaning of a word
  8. 23. general language used by educated writers
  9. 24. pattern of stresses and pauses
  10. 25. words that connect to the five senses
  11. 27. author continues to expand on a metaphor
  12. 29. the choice of words used to show tone or emotion
  13. 30. words that show abstract ideas that are hard to imagine
  14. 33. something that suggests meaning beyond its literal appearance
  15. 35. when the audience knows something the characters dont
  16. 36. dictionary definition
  17. 38. words that contain identical or similar sounds
  18. 39. the practice of determining the meter of poems
  19. 40. emphasis put on syllables in poems
  20. 42. a harmonious sound that pleases the audience
  21. 43. lines of regular rhythm
  22. 44. a narrative that originates from a culture's traditions
Down
  1. 1. the repetition of a beginning consonant sound
  2. 2. rhymes that happen at the end of a line
  3. 4. language used in academic writing
  4. 5. more than one metaphor that relates to the central theme
  5. 6. a pause in a poem
  6. 9. sarcasm
  7. 10. a harsh, displeasing sound
  8. 12. when a set rhythm pattern is created
  9. 15. a type of poetry that is written in iambic pentameter and has 14 lines
  10. 16. a line that flows into the next line
  11. 17. when speakers are challenged by fate's plan
  12. 18. common language that shows a lack of education
  13. 19. recurring pattern of lines of verse
  14. 20. words that represent the sound of objects
  15. 21. a four-line stanza
  16. 22. an unstressed syllable
  17. 26. the character that speaks in the poem
  18. 28. compares two things by saying one is the other
  19. 31. the poem follows a fixed form of poetry with rules
  20. 32. words that the reader can easily picture
  21. 34. poems without any fixed form or rules
  22. 37. a recurring character found in literature across cultures and eras
  23. 41. a three-line stanza