Petrarchan (Italian Sonnet)

A fourteen line lyric poem that has a rhyme scheme according to its type.

The last six lines in a sonnet that answer the question posed in the first eight lines.

A type of sonnet that consists of an octave and a sestet; a break in thought or a turn comes between the two.

Another name for a type of sonnet that consists of an octave and a sestet; a break in thought or a turn comes between the two.

The first eight lines of a sonnet. It usually asks a question that is answered in the last six lines of the poem.

The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables that gives a poem its rhythm and rhyme.

When the speaker shifts focus from problem to resolution in a sonnet, it is called a (a)   .

How many lines does a sonnet have?

(a)  

What are the two most common forms of sonnets?