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American Masters Review

American Masters Review. 1. Both Whitman and Dickinson write this type of poetry that abandons conventional rhyme and meter. . Free Verse. 2. Define symbol . A person, place, or thing that functions as itself but also represents something more.

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American Masters Review

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  1. American Masters Review

  2. 1. Both Whitman and Dickinson write this type of poetry that abandons conventional rhyme and meter.

  3. Free Verse

  4. 2. Define symbol

  5. A person, place, or thing that functions as itself but also represents something more.

  6. 3. Give an example of a metaphor from a Dickinson or Whitman poem and explain what is compared.

  7. 4. Give an example of a slant rhyme from a Dickinson Poem.

  8. 5. Give an example of imagery from a Whitman or Dickinson poem.

  9. 6. Give an example of alliteration from a Whitman or Dickinson poem.

  10. 7. Give an example of assonance from a Whitman or Dickinson poem.

  11. 8. Define extended metaphor

  12. 9. Give an example of irony and what type it is from a Dickinson poem.

  13. 10. Give an example of symbolism from a Whitman or Dickinson poem and explain what it means.

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