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    T4 E 737 Poetic Devices Match and Draw - Ver - 6

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    This document matches poetic devices like alliteration, rhythm, and metaphor to their definitions. It provides explanations for 10 poetic terms, including defining alliteration as the placement of similar sounds at the beginning of words, rhythm as the pace or beat of a poem, and metaphor as claiming that two things are the same.

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    T4 E 737 Poetic Devices Match and Draw - Ver - 6

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    This document matches poetic devices like alliteration, rhythm, and metaphor to their definitions. It provides explanations for 10 poetic terms, including defining alliteration as the placement of similar sounds at the beginning of words, rhythm as the pace or beat of a poem, and metaphor as claiming that two things are the same.

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    This document matches poetic devices like alliteration, rhythm, and metaphor to their definitions. It provides explanations for 10 poetic terms, including defining alliteration as the placement of similar sounds at the beginning of words, rhythm as the pace or beat of a poem, and metaphor as claiming that two things are the same.

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    T4 E 737 Poetic Devices Match and Draw - Ver - 6

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    Mohamed Sultan
    This document matches poetic devices like alliteration, rhythm, and metaphor to their definitions. It provides explanations for 10 poetic terms, including defining alliteration as the placement of similar sounds at the beginning of words, rhythm as the pace or beat of a poem, and metaphor as claiming that two things are the same.

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    Poetic Devices

    Match the Poetic Terms to the Correct Definitions

    The pace or beat of a poem (can vary from


    alliteration
    line to line).

    The name given to the elements of a poem


    rhythm
    that create pictures and images in your head.

    The continuation of a sentence or clause


    metaphor
    over a line break.

    repetition Purposeful re-use of words and phrases.

    The use of words to imitate or suggest the


    enjambment
    sounds that they describe.

    Attributing human ideas or actions to non


    imagery
    human objects.

    A comparison that states two things are like


    onomatopoeia
    each other.

    personification The way the poem’s rhymes are arranged.

    rhyme scheme Claiming that two things are the same.

    Where similar sounds are placed at the


    simile
    beginning of words that are near each other.
    Poetic Devices Answers

    Where similar sounds are placed at the


    alliteration
    beginning of words that are near each other.

    The pace or beat of a poem (can vary from


    rhythm
    line to line).

    metaphor Claiming that two things are the same.

    repetition Purposeful re-use of words and phrases.

    The continuation of a sentence or clause


    enjambment
    over a line break.

    The name given to the elements of a poem


    imagery
    that create pictures and images in your head.

    The use of words to imitate or suggest the


    onomatopoeia
    sounds that they describe.

    Attributing human ideas or actions to non


    personification
    human objects.

    rhyme scheme The way the poem’s rhymes are arranged.

    A comparison that states two things are like


    simile
    each other.

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