What is a couplet?A.A four-line stanza with two rhymed linesB.A stanza containing two pairs of linesC.A stanza made up of two linesD.A three-line stanza with two rhymed linesSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What is a heroic couplet?A.A pair of lines with regular meter but no rhyme schemeB.A pair of lines that comes at the beginning of a poemC.A pair of rhymed lines not separated by another lineD.A pair of lines linked by strong alliteration of the same letterSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What is a quatrain?A.A stanza with four linesB.A stanza with rhymed coupletsC.A stanza with five linesD.A stanza with alternating rhymes

Read the following lines from the poem:Slipped by the terrace, made a sudden leapAnd seeing that it was a soft October nightCurled once about the house and fell asleepWhich device is used in these lines?A.Heroic coupletsB.Strict iambic pentameterC.Slant end rhymeD.Perfect end rhymeSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which element is often found in both poetry and prose?A.Line breaksB.End rhymeC.CompressionD.StanzasSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Dickinson is also known for her use of SLANT RHYME.       This is also known as APPROXIMATE RHYME.       These are rhyming words that sound somewhat alike, but they are not exact.       Writers, poets, and musicians use slant rhyme regularly in their creative compositions.       Which TWO LINES in the following poem are SLANT RHYME?         I met them at the close of day                  1        Coming with vivid faces                             2        From counter or desk among grey           3        Eighteenth century houses.                      4        I have passed them with a nod                 5        Or polite meaningless words                    6        Group of answer choices4 and 62 and 62 and 43 and 5