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Across 4. Although poetry is generally thought of today as a ___________form, it had its beginnings in songs and poetry spoken aloud. 5. A poem's rhyme __________________is a set pattern that determines which words in a poem will rhyme. It is coded using letters. 6. Edgar Allan _______________wrote "The Bells." 8. _____________________is a form of repetition. The poet repeats certain sounds to create an effect. For example, "Wee Willy Winky went through the town..." 11. _________________________is another technique that creates sounds in the reader's mind. For example, words like "sizzle, crackle, zip and boom." 12. In "The Highwayman", by Alfred Noyes, an ____________________rhyme uses words that create a pattern within a stanza.

Down 1. Edgar Allan Poe uses __________________when he writes "What a tale their terror tells" 2. In "The Bells," clang, clash and roar are examples of ____________________. 3. The way the words of a poem sound together is often a major part of that poem's _____________. 7. It is from the novel, "Alice in __________________________." 9. Poetry contains a variety of _________________that use sound. 10. Lewis Carroll made up many words for his poem, "Jabberwocky."