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Edit the sentence.

• Her majesty queen Elizabeth ii ascendedto the
  throne on february 6 1952 upon the death of her
  father king george vi.

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Poetry Terms
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Symbol/Symbolism

• the object represents something else.
• Example dove symbol for peace
• Example crown symbol for authority

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Rhyme

• repetition of sounds at the ends of words.

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Half Rhyme

• slightly different sound at the ends of words.
• Example ran/spam

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Exact Rhyme

• same sound at the ends of words.
• Example hat/bat

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Internal Rhyme

• two or more words rhyming within the same line.
• Example The black cat whacked a rat with a bat.
  (cat/rat/bat)

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Rhyme Scheme

• pattern of rhyming lines foundthe rhyme is found
  at the end of the lines in a poem.
• Example
• He threw the ball
• Up a tree.
• It could not fall
• Down to me.

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Repetition

• a word or group of words is repeated more than
  once.

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Rhythm

• the pattern of beats, or stresses, in spoken or
  written language.

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Meter

• the rhythm of poetry (beats).
• Example
• He threw the ball
• Up a tree.

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Stanza

• formal division of lines in a poem.
• Example
• He threw the ball
• Up a tree.
• It could not fall
• Down to me.

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Elements of Poetry
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Figurative Language

• writing or speech that doesnt mean what it
  saysthe imaginative use of words to create
  pictures and sensationshelps make images vivid
  and alive.

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Hyperbole

• extreme exaggeration.
• Example There are a million people in the hall.

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Idiom

• a phrase with a special (figurative) meaning.
• Example My answer was a stab in the dark.

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Literal Language

• words mean exactly what they say.

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Metaphor

• compares two things by saying one thing is
  anotherdoes not use like or as.
• Example The stars are diamonds sparkling in the
  sky.

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Personification

• giving human qualities to nonhuman things.
• Example The dog laughed at me when I tripped
  over my shoe.

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Simile

• compares two things by using like or as.
• Example The stars are like diamonds.

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Alliteration

• repetition of the same consonant sound at the
  beginning of words.
• Example The delightfully dainty dinosaurs danced
  through my dreams.

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Assonance

• repetition of a vowel sound.
• Example The goat jumped off the boat and started
  to float.

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Onomatopoeia

• words that imitate sounds.
• Examples bang, crash, sizzle, pop