For full credit, include a clear & specific definition for each of these terms. If you borrow the definition directly from our book or another source, identify the source in your answer and put what...

For full credit, include a clear & specific definition for each of these terms. If you borrow the definition directly from our book or another source, identify the source in your answer and put what you borrow in quotes (do not worry about full MLA formatting though).

1. Fixed Form/Closed Form Poetry –

2. Blank Verse –

3. Stanza –

4. Couplet & Heroic Couplet –

5. Tercet & Triplet –

6. Quatrain –

7. Petrarchan or Italian Sonnet (identify required structure and rhyme scheme) –

8. Shakespearean or English or Elizabethan Sonnet (identify required structure and rhyme scheme) –

9. Villanelle (identify required structure and rhyme scheme) –

10. Sestina (identify required structure and rhyme scheme) –

11. Pantoum (identify required structure and rhyme scheme) –

12. Haiku (identify required structure and rhyme scheme) –

13. Limerick (identify typical structure and rhyme scheme) –

14. Elegy (*identify just the reason or inspiration for elegies) –

15. Ode (*identify the reason or inspiration of odes) –