Poetry Terms

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1. a form of irony that is expressed through a 2. deliberate extravagant, and often
work's structure outrageous exaggeration
5. a figure of speech that compares two unlike 3. a type of irony intended to mock or insult
things using the words like, as, or than someone
8. reference to a mythological, literary, or 4. the use of words or images to symbolize
historical person, place, or thing specific concepts, people, objects, or events
9. the use of words to represent things, 6. the repetition of beginning consonant
actions, or ideas by sensory description sounds
10. words that sound the same or similar in 7. the naming of a thing or action by imitation
their endings of natural sounds
11. a statement in which the speaker's words
are incongruous with the speaker's intent
12. the discrepancy between appearance and
reality
13. a comparison between two things that are
otherwise unrelated

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14. the pattern of sounds that repeats at the
end of a line or stanza
15. the irony of something happening that is
very different from what was expected

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