Blueprint of Poetry Crossword

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Crucigrama Blueprint of Poetry CrosswordVersión en línea 15 poetry terms and concepts por LEIZL BALAURO 1 Which element refers to the specific selection or choice of words used by a poet? 2 What is a 4-line stanza called? 3 What type of imagery specifically appeals to the sense of taste? 4 Which term describes a poetic form consisting of 14 lines written in iambic pentameter? 5 According to the slides, what is the speaking voice or assumed speaker in a poem called? 6 Which traditional poetic form consists of 14 lines, often focuses on themes of love, and follows a specific rhyme scheme and meter? 7 What is the traditional syllable structure of a Japanese Haiku? 8 Which digital poetic form uses hyperlinks to allow readers to navigate through a non-linear text? 9 Contemporary poetry created by erasing or obscuring parts of an existing text to reveal a new poem is known as: 10 Which element of the "Blueprint of Poetry" dictates the rhythmic pattern of a poem? 11 A standard Sonnet consists of which specific length and rhythm? 12 What is the traditional rhyme scheme for a Ballad quatrain? 13 Which poet is categorized as "The Master Architect" of the Elizabethan/Renaissance era? 14 What is the standard metrical pattern used by William Shakespeare consisting of 10 syllables per line (5 pairs of unstressed and stressed beats)? 15 Which signature punctuation mark did Emily Dickinson use to create abrupt pauses and pack dense ideas into minimal spaces? 11 1 5 9 7 8 14 4 13 3 15 10 12 2 1 Word choice used by a writer or poet. 2 Stanza of four lines. 3 Relating to taste perception. 4 Poem of fourteen lines with a formal rhythm. 5 The imagined narrator or speaker. 6 Japanese poem with a 5-7-5 syllable pattern. 7 Digital form using linked, navigable text. 8 Poetry created by removing parts of text. 2 5 4 3 1 6 7

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Blueprint of Poetry CrosswordVersión en línea

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Which element refers to the specific selection or choice of words used by a poet?

What is a 4-line stanza called?

What type of imagery specifically appeals to the sense of taste?

Which term describes a poetic form consisting of 14 lines written in iambic pentameter?

According to the slides, what is the speaking voice or assumed speaker in a poem called?

Which traditional poetic form consists of 14 lines, often focuses on themes of love, and follows a specific rhyme scheme and meter?

What is the traditional syllable structure of a Japanese Haiku?

Which digital poetic form uses hyperlinks to allow readers to navigate through a non-linear text?

Contemporary poetry created by erasing or obscuring parts of an existing text to reveal a new poem is known as:

Which element of the "Blueprint of Poetry" dictates the rhythmic pattern of a poem?

A standard Sonnet consists of which specific length and rhythm?

What is the traditional rhyme scheme for a Ballad quatrain?

Which poet is categorized as "The Master Architect" of the Elizabethan/Renaissance era?

What is the standard metrical pattern used by William Shakespeare consisting of 10 syllables per line (5 pairs of unstressed and stressed beats)?

Which signature punctuation mark did Emily Dickinson use to create abrupt pauses and pack dense ideas into minimal spaces?

Word choice used by a writer or poet.

Stanza of four lines.

Relating to taste perception.

Poem of fourteen lines with a formal rhythm.

The imagined narrator or speaker.

Japanese poem with a 5-7-5 syllable pattern.

Digital form using linked, navigable text.

Poetry created by removing parts of text.