Question 1
Which term means repetition of initial consonant sounds?
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Alliteration
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Assonance
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Onomatopoeia
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Personification
Question 2
Which term means a comparison using 'like' or 'as'?
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Simile
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Metaphor
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Hyperbole
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Allusion
Question 3
Which term means a direct comparison without like/as?
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Metaphor
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Simile
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Oxymoron
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Pathetic fallacy
Question 4
What is giving human qualities to non-human things called?
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Personification
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Juxtaposition
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Enjambment
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Anaphora
Question 5
What is repetition of soft s sounds called?
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Sibilance
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Alliteration
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Plosives
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Assonance
Question 6
What is the term for deliberate overstatement for effect?
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Hyperbole
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Euphemism
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Litotes
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Allusion
Question 7
What is it called when contrasting ideas are placed close together?
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Juxtaposition
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Enjambment
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Rhyme
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Sibilance
Question 8
What is a two-word contradiction like "deafening silence" called?
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Oxymoron
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Paradox
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Alliteration
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Motif
Question 9
What is a question asked for effect, not an answer, called?
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Rhetorical question
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Topic sentence
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Counterargument
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Stage direction
Question 10
What is a recurring image, object or phrase called?
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Motif
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Theme
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Symbol
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Semantic field
Question 11
What is a reference to another well-known text or event called?
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Allusion
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Illusion
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Assonance
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Apostrophe
Question 12
What is a group of related words around one topic called?
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Semantic field
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Rhyme scheme
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Narrative arc
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Caesura
Question 13
What is repetition at the start of lines called?
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Anaphora
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Epistrophe
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Refrain
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Enjambment
Question 14
What is a sentence continuing across a line break called?
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Enjambment
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End-stopping
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Caesura
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Stanza break
Question 15
What is a pause within a poetic line called?
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Caesura
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Enjambment
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End-stop
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Volta
Question 16
What is a grouped set of lines in a poem called?
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Stanza
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Paragraph
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Chapter
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Couplet
Question 17
Which term describes a poem's pace and beat?
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Rhythm
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Tone
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Mood
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Structure
Question 18
What is a writer's attitude towards a subject called?
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Tone
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Mood
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Voice
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Register
Question 19
What is the emotional feeling created for the reader called?
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Mood
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Form
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Diction
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Register
Question 20
What is language that appeals to the senses called?
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Imagery
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Symbolism
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Semantic field
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Pathetic fallacy
Question 21
What is repetition of vowel sounds in nearby words called?
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Assonance
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Consonance
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Sibilance
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Alliteration
Question 22
What are words that imitate sounds called?
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Onomatopoeia
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Oxymorons
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Aphorisms
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Euphemisms
Question 23
Which term describes a contrast between appearance and reality?
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Irony
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Paradox
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Juxtaposition
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Symbolism
Question 24
What are harsh repeated b, d, or k sounds often called?
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Plosives
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Sibilance
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Assonance
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Euphony
Question 25
What does a pattern like ABAB describe in a poem?
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Rhyme scheme
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Semantic field
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Narrative voice
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Setting
Question 26
The audience knows something a character does not. What is this?
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Dramatic irony
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Verbal irony
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Situational irony
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Foreshadowing
Question 27
What is a hint of a later event called?
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Foreshadowing
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Flashback
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Cliffhanger
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Red herring
Question 28
Weather reflects a character's mood. What is this called?
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Pathetic fallacy
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Personification
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Symbolism
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Foreshadowing
Question 29
What is a one-syllable word called?
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Monosyllabic
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Disyllabic
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Polysyllabic
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Iambic
Question 30
What is a turning point in a poem often called?
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Volta
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Stanza
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Caesura
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Couplet