Grammar Quiz

Poetry Vocabulary Quiz

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When the same form is repeated in a series of lines or stanzas; poets often use this to demonstrate they are linking two ideas or descriptions is called ______________.

A. Parallel Structure

B. arbor

C. villanelle

D. fluster


Describing non-human things as if they had human qualities is called ___________.

A. personification

B. ars poetica

C. transfixed

D. exiled


A poem about the craft of poetry is called ____________.

A. entrechats

B. personification

C. ars poetica

D. absurdity


Large grapes found in the southeastern United States is called __________.

A. taut

B. scuppernongs

C. villanelle

D. entrchats


Structure used for supporting vines, which wind around as they grow is called an _________.

A. scuppernongs

B. arbor

C. fluster

D. transfixed


A confused feeling is called _______.

A. villanelle

B. arbor

C. scuppernongs

D. fluster


A poetic form with nineteen lines and a set pattern of repeating lines and rhyming words is called a _________.

A. arbor

B. parallel structure

C. villanelle

D. entrechats


Away from one’s homeland is ______.

A. transfixed

B. taut

C. exiled

D. absurdity


Stretched tightly is called ______.

A. entrechats

B. ars poetica

C. taut

D. exiled


Intensely focused is _________.

A. transfixed

B. taut

C. entrechats

D. personification


Dance-like jumps in which the performer taps his feet together quickly while in the air is called _______.

A. exiled

B. transfixed

C. absurdity

D. entrechats


Foolishness, stupidity, or senseless is called ________.

A. absurdity

B. transfixed

C. scuppernongs

D. fluster


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