Question

read the sentences below, filling in the blanks with items from this list. each item will be used once.
imagery
internal rhyme
tree verse
symbolism
refrain
mood
structure
evidence
form
tone

descriptive language that appeals to the senses and creates vivid mental pictures is called

when objects, characters, or events represent deeper meanings beyond their literal sense, this is called

the poets attitude toward the subject, conveyed through word choice and style, is called

the emotional atmosphere created in a poem that influences how the reader feels is called

the organization of a poem, including stanza arrangement, line breaks, and rhyme scheme, is its

the specific style or pattern a poem follows, such as a sonnet or unrestricted verse, is its

a rhyme that occurs within a single line of poetry rather than at the end of lines is called

a phrase, line, or group of lines that repeats throughout a poem is called a

when writing about poetry, interpretations must always be supported by from the text.

poetry written without a fixed pattern or structure is called

Explanation:

• Imagery: Descriptive language that appeals to the senses.
• Symbolism: Objects, characters, or events representing deeper meanings.
• Tone: Poet's attitude conveyed through word choice and style.
• Mood: Emotional atmosphere influencing the reader's feelings.
• Structure: Organization of a poem (stanza arrangement, etc.).
• Form: Specific style or pattern (e.g., sonnet).
• Internal rhyme: Rhyme within a single line.
• Refrain: Repeating phrase/line/group of lines.
• Evidence: Supporting interpretations from text.
• Free verse: Poetry without fixed pattern/structure.

Answer:

1. imagery
2. symbolism
3. tone
4. mood
5. structure
6. form
7. internal rhyme
8. refrain
9. evidence
10. free verse