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Across 2. ______________are part of the oral tradition and tell a story in a song. 9. _____________is the repetition of consonant sound in a line of poetry (opposite of assonance). 10. _____________is the repetition of like-sounding words. 11. A ________________is two lines of poetry that rhyme. 12. ______________includes many different styles. It may include free or fixed verse. 13. _____________is the pattern of stressed or unstressed syllables in a poem. It is closely related to rhythm.

Down 1. __________rhyme appears inside a line. 3. ________________is the use of words with similar consonant sounds close together. (Example: Talvan's Testing Time). 4. A ________poem conveys an exact mood or feeling to the reader. 5. Rhyme_____________ is the arrangement of rhymes formed by an end rhyme over the course of the poem. (Marked by abc's). 6. ___________are long, complicated story-poems. 7. _____________is the repetition of similar vowel sounds among two or several words. 8. ___________rhymes are words that almost - but don't quite exactly rhyme, like room and storm. 10. __________is the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables over the course of a poetic work.