2. a
verse form of 14 lines in iambic
pentameter with rhymes arranged
according to a fixed scheme

3.  use
of language to create mental images
and sensory impressions; can be used for
emotional effect and to intensify the impact
on the reader

4.  figurative
language that makes
comparisons in unexpected ways with the
purpose of showing similarities in process
or structure

5.  language
not intended to be taken literally
but layered with meaning through the use
of imagery, metaphors, and other literary
devices

6. a
commonly used metric line where each
line of a poem is made up of 10 syllables;
the syllables are counted in pairs as
iambs/feet and follow the pattern
unstressed/stressed

7. a
sonnet where the first 12 lines are
divided into 3 quatrains (sets of 4 lines)
which set up a theme or problem that is
resolved in the last 2 lines which are a
rhyming couplet

8.  the
pattern of rhyming lines; for
Shakespearean sonnets it is ABAB CDCD
EFEF GG