The Crossword

1. What should always end a sentence, whether its a question, answer, or statement.
5. The first to be added to The List this semester, when we were __ ____ __
6. The most famous poet of all time
7. A type of communication that does not use a word's strict or realistic meaning
11. The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of words.
15. Giving an object human-like qualities
18. Iambic _____ is 10 syllables per line
21. "It's raining cats and dogs out here!"
23. The repetition of the sound of a vowel in non-rhyming words close together
24. The last 6 lines of a sonnet
27. Two lines of verse that typically rhyme together
28. A word or phrase repeated multiple times within a poem, especially at the ends of stanzas
30. One who writes sonnets
32. The repetition of a word at the end of consecutive sentences
34. Writing style primarily using "he," "she," or "they"
36. The repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of consecutive sentences
41. Visualizations in literary work
42. Writer of CI, our first read-aloud book of the semester
44. An elaborate metaphor
45. Means "Rebirth"

2. The overall message of a story
3. A question that doesn't expect an answer
4. Writing style using "my," "me," and "I"
8. A group of spectators at an event, such as a movie or concert.
9. An indirect or passing reference.
10. A 4-lined stanza that typically features an ABAB rhyme scheme
12. Iambic _____ is 8 syllables per line
13. ____ poetry. Filled with conceit
14. The recurrence of similar sounds near each other
16. The voice of a poem, similar to a narrator.
17. A long written story
19. An Italian poet who inspired many in the 16th century
20. An 8-lined stanza
22. Something that contradicts itself.
24. A group of lines, like subsections in a poem
25. A poem of 14 lines, typically featuring rhyme and meter
26. A point that marks a change of thought in a poem
29. The basic structure of a poem that's consistent with each line
31. Refers to the era during Elizabeth I's reign
33. Invented the Spenserian Stanza
35. "It was as hot as a volcano," or, "I was as tired as a sloth"
37. The way you see things, abbreviated.
38. ____ scheme is an ordered pattern of ending lines of a poem with words that sound similar
39. The form most short poems take. Often more personal to the writer.
40. The teller of a story.
43. An exaggeration not meant to be taken literally