Multiple Choice 2

54146714	Active Voice	This pertains to any sentence with an active verb.
54146715	Allegory	An extended narrative (in poetry or prose) in which the characters and actions- sometimes the setting as well- are contrived to make sense on the literal level.
54146716	Alliteration	The repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning of several words in a sentence or a line of poetry.
54146717	Allusion	A reference to another person, another historical event another work.
54146719	Analogy	A term the signifies a comparision of or similarly between two objects or ideas.
54146720	Anaphora	The deliberate repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of several successive poetic lines, prose sentances, clauses or paragraphs. For example: This royal throne of kinds, this sceptred isle/This majesty, this seat of Mars/ This other Eden, demi-paradise,/This fortress built by Nature for herself.- Shakespeare
54146721	Aphorism	A brief statement of an opinion or elemental truth.
54703680	Apostrophe	This is a direct address to someone who is not present, to a deity or muse, or to some other power.
54703681	Assonance	Repetition of a vowel sound within a group of words of lines.
54703682	Blank Verse	The term is applied to any verse that doesn't rhyme. It contains lines of iambic pentameter, which of all verse forms is closest to the natural rhythms of English speech.
54703683	Caesura	A pause in a line of poetry in order to make the meaning clear or to follow the natural rhythm of speech.