1	Alliteration		_____	Emphasized syllable (usually read louder or with a stronger pitch) represented with "DUM"
2	Assonance		_____	Comparing to unlike objects with comparison words (like, as, etc)
3	Consonance		_____	Japanese unrhymed poem of 17 syllables; arranged in 3 lines of 5, 7, 5 syllables; generally about a scene in nature
4	Cinquain poem		_____	Giving human characteristics to a non-human object (The tree danced in the wind.)
5	Concrete poem		_____	Repetition of the beginning consonant sound in words that are close together (The cat caught ketchup with his claws.)
6	End rhyme		_____	Un-emphasized syllable (usually read softer) represented with "da"
7	Figurative language		_____	Reoccurring pattern of rhythms (da da DUM da da DUM da da DUM)
8	Foot		_____	A unit within a larger poem, usually grouped by a rhythm or rhyme with similar length and patterns; usually separated by spaces (aka verse)
9	Free verse		_____	Not meant to be taken literally; used to state ideas in more imaginative and vivid ways (metaphor, simile, personification, etc.)
10	Haiku		_____	Rhyming of the final syllables of a line
11	Hyperbole		_____	A five line poem, usually unrhymed, with 1, 2, 3, 4, and 1 word in each respective line
12	Identical Rhyme		_____	Poetry not written with regular rhythm or meter, seeks to capture the rhythm of speech
13	Internal rhyme		_____	A funny 5 line poem with an "aabba" rhyme scheme
14	Limerick		_____	A poem of praise
15	Metaphor		_____	Repetition of internal vowel sounds in words that are close
16	Meter		_____	Either the vowels or the consonants of stressed syllables are similar but not both (fast, lost)
17	Mood		_____	The pattern of sounds made by varying the stressed and unstressed
18	Ode		_____	Repetition of sounds at the end of 2 or more words (sleigh, hay)
19	Onomatopoeia		_____	An exaggeration (He the smartest boy EVER! I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse!)
20	Personification		_____	Rhyming syllables within one line of a verse
21	Poem		_____	Composed of stressed and unstressed syllables (da DUM)
22	Rhyme		_____	Poem that creates a visual image for the reader because of how the words are arranged
23	Rhyme scheme		_____	The consonants at the end of the words are the same but the words do not rhyme perfectly (fast, lost, trust)
24	Rhythm		_____	How the author feels about the subject of the poem\
25	Simile		_____	Using the exact same word at the end of more than one line to create a rhyme
26	Slant rhyme		_____	A word representing a sound (boom, crash, meow, creak)
27	Stanza		_____	The pattern of end rhyme of a poem labeled with lower case letters ("aaba")
28	Stressed syllable		_____	Comparison of unlike objects without like or as
29	Tone		_____	Writing that expresses ideas with rhythm, rhyme, figurative language, and/or in a song like way
30	Unstressed syllable		_____	The general feeling the poem creates for the reader