Question

match these poetry terms with the correct definition.
the pattern of end rhymes in a poem
a comparison saying one this is another
a comparison using like or as
the feeling the speaker has in the poem
giving human qualities to a nonhuman object
repetition of initial consonant sounds
a group of lines in a poem

Explanation:

• "The pattern of end rhymes in a poem" is a rhyme scheme.
• "A comparison saying one thing is another" is a metaphor.
• "A comparison using like or as" is a simile.
• "The feeling the speaker has in the poem" is the tone.
• "Giving human qualities to a nonhuman object" is personification.
• "Repetition of initial consonant sounds" is alliteration.
• "A group of lines in a poem" is a stanza.

Answer:

1. rhyme scheme
2. metaphor
3. simile
4. tone
5. personification
6. alliteration
7. stanza