Which best describes a villanelle?A.A poetic form that uses repeated end words but does not repeat full linesB.A poetic form that repeats three lines at least three times throughout the poemC.A poetic form that repeats two entire lines and includes an intricate rhyme schemeD.A poetic form that uses noticeable repetition but does not use rhymeSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which is a way a poet can prevent the repeated lines in a villanelle from becoming tiresome?A.The poet can select rhymes that make the repetition less noticeable.B.The poet can choose not to repeat lines or use end rhyme in the poem.C.The poet can make sure the ideas in the repeated lines do not change.D.The poet can change the context and meaning of the repeated lines.

Which correctly identifies the origin of the villanelle form?A.A country dance called "Villanelle"B.A poem with "Villanelle" as its titleC.A song with "Villanelle" in the versesD.A theater company called "Villanelle"SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

In which form are whole lines repeated?A.HaikuB.SonnetC.VillanelleD.Sestina

Which is true about the poetic form used in "One Art"?A.It rhymes at the beginning, but stops rhyming by the end.B.Its stanzas all use the same pattern and number of lines.C.It uses a combination of rhyme and repetition of whole words.D.Its use of rhyme and repetition is quiet and hard to notice.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

_____ is the repetition of a stanza after every verse throughout a poem.A rhymeAlliterationA lyricA chorus