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Explore the Essentials of Poetry: Key Terms and Concepts

Dive into the world of poetry with this comprehensive overview of important terms and concepts. Learn about essential elements such as stanzas, mood, haikus, and more. Understand different character types, the meaning of literary devices, and the intricacies of conflict in narratives. From alliteration to onomatopoeia, this guide provides a clear understanding of how these terms shape poetry and literature. Perfect for students, educators, or poetry enthusiasts looking to deepen their knowledge of this art form.

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Explore the Essentials of Poetry: Key Terms and Concepts

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  1. Jeopardy Hosted by Jean Moore

  2. Terms Poetry Genre Terms 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500

  3. Row 1, Col 1 A group of lines set off visually from the other lines in a poem. stanza

  4. 1,2 Auto-biography Prisoner of My Country

  5. 1,3 Character that possesses only one or two traits. Flat character

  6. 1,4 The atmosphere or overall feeling within a work. mood

  7. 2,1 Japanese poem of three lines using a 5-7-5 syllable pattern. Haiku

  8. 2,2 Science Fiction and Drama Back There

  9. 2,3 The strict, literal meaning of a word. denotation

  10. 2,4 A struggle between opposing forces. conflict

  11. 3,1 The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words or within words. Alliteration

  12. 3,2 Fantasy The Enchanted Raisin

  13. 3,3 The time and place in which the events of a narrative occur. setting

  14. 3,4 An object, action, person or situation that suggests a meaning beyond its obvious meaning. symbol

  15. 4,1 Words used to imitate the sound of a thing. onomatopoeia

  16. 4,2 myth The Creation of Music

  17. 4,3 A series of happenings in a literary work. plot

  18. 4,4 The three types of conflict Inner conflict, person vs. person, person vs. society

  19. 5,1 The rhyming of words at the end of lines of poetry. End rhyme

  20. 5,2 Narrative poem Paul Revere’s Ride

  21. 5,3 Form of speech characteristic of a class or region. dialect

  22. 5,4 A humorous imitation of serious writing. parody

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