Unit 3 Vocabulary

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Across
  1. 3. three stanzas of four lines apiece that have an abab/cdcd/efef rhyme scheme, followed by a two-line stanza with a gg rhyme scheme.
  2. 4. the author discusses a specific event in their life.
  3. 6. a form of Japanese poetry that consists of three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables.
  4. 8. expresses the feelings of a single speaker, using melodic language, imagery, rhythm, and sound devices to express emotions.
  5. 11. a pair of rhyming lines, usually of the same meter and length.
  6. 12. a group of six lines in a stanza.
  7. 13. the rhythmic pattern established by stresses, or beats, within each line of a poem.
  8. 15. lines that may be organized into groups
  9. 16. the author discusses significant events of a specific time period.
  10. 19. is a long narrative poem about gods or heroes.
  11. 20. fourteen-line poems in which each line consists of five iambic feet.
Down
  1. 1. poems of praise that often exhibit complex metrical patterns, specific rhyme schemes, and stanzas of ten or more lines each.
  2. 2. Rhymes that appear within lines
  3. 5. the attitude projected toward the subject and the audience.
  4. 7. choice and arrangement of words that often include a considerable amount of terms with specific usages in particular fields, known as jargon.
  5. 9. a group of eight lines in a stanza.
  6. 10. a group of four lines in a stanza.
  7. 14. Rhymes that appear at the end of lines
  8. 17. the pattern of end rhymes in a poem.
  9. 18. the voice of the poem