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ACROSTIC
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HYPERBOLE
PATTERN
SYLLABLES
ALLITERATION
COUPLET
LIMERICK
POETRY
SYNONYM
ANTONYM
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ACROSTIC
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TANKA
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Across
4. The repetition of a consonant sound
6. Japanese poem with a syllable count
of 5-7-5-7-7
8. A 4-lined rhyming poem describing
a person.
11. The use of words that sound like
their meaning
13. Extreme exaggeration
14. Each letter of its title becomes
the first letter of each sentence.
Down
1. An example is "The thief was a slimy
snake."
2. A 5-line poem containing 22 syllables.
3. A couple of rhyming sentences.
5. A diamond shaped poem.
7. Happy and jolly are __________ of each other.
9. A poem from Ireland with an a-a-b-b-a rhyme scheme.
10. An example is "The dog
was as smelly as a skunk."
12. Tall and short are
___________ of each other.
13. Japanese poem that has
a 17 syllable count
Across
4. The repetition of a consonant sound
6. Japanese poem with a syllable count
of 5-7-5-7-7
8. A 4-lined rhyming poem describing
a person.
11. The use of words that sound like
their meaning
13. Extreme exaggeration
14. Each letter of its title becomes
the first letter of each sentence.
Down
1. An example is "The thief was a slimy
snake."
2. A 5-line poem containing 22 syllables.
3. A couple of rhyming sentences.
5. A diamond shaped poem.
7. Happy and jolly are __________ of each other.
9. A poem from Ireland with an a-a-b-b-a rhyme scheme.
10. An example is "The dog
was as smelly as a skunk."
12. Tall and short are
___________ of each other.
13. Japanese poem that has
a 17 syllable count
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