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Shakespeare |
Shakespeare was a famous playwright and poet.
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Sonnet |
A sonnet is a type of poem. It has 14 lines.
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iambic |
Iambic metre follows an unstressed then stressed pattern.
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pentameter |
Pentameter is a poetic meter which uses five metrical feet per line.
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metre
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Metre is the basic rhythmic structure of a poem.
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soliloquy |
A soliloquy allows us into the mind of the character.
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Soliloquies |
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playwright |
A playwright writes plays.
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Shakespearean |
The Merchant of Venice is a Shakespearean tragedy.
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idealized
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The woman is often idealized in a sonnet.
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rhyme |
These words all rhyme: time, crime, chime.
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rhythm |
James plays rhythm guitar.
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syllable |
A syllable is a beat in a word.
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Elizabethan |
The Merchant of Venice is an Elizabethan play.
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