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Repetition of consonant sounds inside of words in a line or lines of poetry classifies which of the following?

Lines that “turn” or break the line “so that a logical phrase is interrupted” are called what? These lines feature no punctuation at the end of the line (Oliver, 54).

What is “the process of dividing a line into its metrical feet and each foot into its individual parts.” (36)

The consonants c, f, g, h, j, s, and x are classified as which of the following?

Oliver describes this term as “the poet’s own determined goals set out in the technical apparatus that will best achieve those goals” (14). A manner of doing something that is distinctive, unique, and inimitable. It is, in Oliver’s words, “emotional freedom, the integrity and special quality of one’s own work” (18).

This is the skill in making a poem and pertains to what Oliver calls the “written document” of the poem. It includes all things that can be learned, like diction, form, syntax, rhyme, meter, etc.

What type of rhyme is also called “off-rhyme”? It is when two words share some similar sounds, but are not true rhymes.

The sound of two different vowels combined in a single syllable, as in “coin, eerie, fusion” (31) defines what term?

What is the regular pattern of sounds or stresses that can be heard in a line of poetry? It provides the reader with one of “the most powerful of pleasures” in reading a poem (Oliver, 42).

 You’re providing care to a patient who is being treated for aspiration pneumonia. The patient is on a 100% non-rebreather mask. Which finding below is a HALLMARK sign and symptom that the patient is developing acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)?