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lines is called acouplet.If its lines rhyme with each other,it is known asRhymed Couplet.  \nAlexander Pope has used heoric couplet of rhymedpairs in lambic Pentameter lines in \"The Rape of theLock\"and an \"Essay on Man\".  \nThe Triplet-A stanza of three lines is called Tercet.When all the three lines rhyme,it is known as Triplet.Rhyme Scheme-aba,bcb,cde……  \nThe Quatrain-A stanza of four lines is calledQuatrain.It is the most familiar and popular stanza form.  \nThe Quintain-A stanza of five lines is calledQuintain.Shelley has used it in \"To a Skylark\".  \nThe Sestet-A stanza of six lines is called sestet.  \nThe Rhyme Royal-A stanza of seven lines usuallyin lambic pentometer is called he Rhyme Royal.TheRhyme scheme-ababbcc  \n→King James I used it in\"The Kings Quair\",  \nChaucer first used the Rhyme Royal stanza in hislong poems 'Troilus and Crisyde'.  \n一Geoffery Chaucer used it in \"The Canterbury Tales\",  \nThe Ottava Rima-A stanza of eight lines is called  \nthe Ottava Rima.Rhyme scheme-abababce.  \nThe Spenserian stanza-A stanza of nine lines  \n(eight lines with an Alexandrine)is ealled the  \nSpenserian stanza.Its rhyming is-ab ab bc bcc.  \n一An Alexanderine line is a 12-syllable lambic line.  \n# Literary Terms and Movements\n\nAesthetic-Aesthetic is the inclusion of references toartistic elements or expressions within a textual work.  \nAestheticism-it is an ant movement supporting theemphasis of aesthetic values more than other themes forliterature,fine art,music and other arts.  \nAllegory-Allegory is a story.play,picture ete.inwhich each character or event is a symbol representingan idea or a quality,such as truth,evil,death ete.It isused to teach some kind of moral lesson.  \nMeter  \n'Meter'is the recurrence,in regular units,of aprominent feature in the sequence of speech sounds of alanguage.  \nThere are four standard meter distinguished inEnglish are-  \n1.lambic Meter(the noun is \"iamb\")-Unstressedsyllable followed by a stressed syllable.  \n2.Anapestic-Two unstressed syllabus followed by astressed syllable.  \n3.Trochaic-A stressed syllables followed by anunstressed syllable.  \n4.Dactylic-A stressed syllable followed by two  \nunstressed syllables.  \nTwo other feet are often distinguished by special  \nnames,although they occur in English meter only  \noccasional variants from standard feet-  \n1.Spondic-Twosuccessive syllable withapproximately equal strong stresses.  \n2.Pyrrhic-A foot composed of two successive  \nsyllable with approximately equal light stresses.  \nA metric line is named accordingly to the number of  \nfeet composing it-  \n1.Monometer-One feet  \nDimeter-Two feet  \n3.Trimeter-Three feet  \n4.Tetrameter-Four feet  \n5.Pentameter-Five feet  \n6.Hexameter-Six feet(an Alexandrine is a line of sixiambic feet)  \n7.Heptameter-Seven feet (a four teener is anotherterm for a line of seven iambic feet).  \n8.Octameter-Eight feet.  \n# G                         一\n\nAnachronism-Anachronism is a literary device thalplaces someone or something associated with a particulartime in history in the wrong time period.  \nAnticlimax-Anticlimax is a rhetorical device inwhich an ending on conclusion is unsatisfying to theaudience.  \nAphorism-Aphorism is a statement of truth oropinion expressed in a concise and witty manner.  \nArchaism-Archaism is the use of writing that istoday considered outdated or old fashioned.  \nAside-An aside is a literary term referencing aremark or passage in a play that is intended to be heardby the audience but not by any other characters.  \nAntagonist-Antagonist is the major character inopposition to the hero or protagonist of a narrative ordrama.  \nAntithesis-Antithesis is a rhetorical device in whichtwo opposite ideas are put together in a sentence toachieve a contrasting effect.  \nArchetype-An archetype is a literary device inwhich a character is created based on a set of qualities ortraits that are 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