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Return 2.destroy 3. Clever 4. Chorus 5. Football 6. Mayday 7. Strawberry 8. Carefully 9. Interrupt 10. Reignite

1. The document discusses different rhythmic patterns in poetry called feet, including iamb, trochee, spondee, dactyl, and anapest. 2. Each foot is defined by the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables, represented by "/" and "u". Examples of words that demonstrate each foot pattern are provided. 3. The objectives of the discussion are for students to identify rhythmic patterns in words by analyzing stress patterns, and to understand the value of patience when analyzing stress and rhythm.

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Return 2.destroy 3. Clever 4. Chorus 5. Football 6. Mayday 7. Strawberry 8. Carefully 9. Interrupt 10. Reignite

1. The document discusses different rhythmic patterns in poetry called feet, including iamb, trochee, spondee, dactyl, and anapest. 2. Each foot is defined by the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables, represented by "/" and "u". Examples of words that demonstrate each foot pattern are provided. 3. The objectives of the discussion are for students to identify rhythmic patterns in words by analyzing stress patterns, and to understand the value of patience when analyzing stress and rhythm.

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u / / /

1. Return 6. Mayday
u / / u u
2.Destroy 7. strawberry
/ u / u u
3. Clever 8. carefully
/ u u u /
4. Chorus 9. Interrupt
/ / u u /
5. Football 10. Reignite
Objectives:
At the end of the discussion, the students are
expected to:
1. Identify the rhythmic pattern of a word
through analyzing its stress pattern, and
2. Apply the value of patience in analyzing
stress patterns and rhythmic patterns.
Rhyth
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Elements of Poetry
u / / /
1. Return 6. Mayday
u / / u u
2.Destroy 7. strawberry
/ u / u u
3. Clever 8. carefully
/ u u u /
4. Chorus 9. Interrupt
/ / u u /
5. Football 10. Contradict
Iamb or Iambus (iambic):
=u/
behold, amuse, arise, awake, return,
Noel, depict, destroy, inject, inscribe,
insist, employ, inspire, unwashed, annoy
Trochee (trochaic): = / u
happy, hammer, Pittsburgh, nugget,
double, incest, injure, roses, hippie,, beat
it, clever, dental, dinner, shatter, pitcher,
Cleveland, chosen, planet, chorus, widow,
bladder, cuddle, slacker,
doctor, Memphis
Spondee (spondaic): = / /
football, Mayday, heartbreak, Key West,
shortcake, drop-dead, dead man,
dumbbell, childhood, goof-off, race-
track, bathrobe, black hole, breakdown,
love-song
Dactyl (dactylic): = / u u
strawberry, carefully, changeable,
merrily, mannequin, tenderly,
prominent, buffalo, Bellingham, bitterly,
notable, horrible, glycerin, parable,
scorpion, Jefferson
Anapest (anapestic): = u u /
understand, interrupt, comprehend,
anapest, disagree, contradict, inexact,
misconceived, appointee

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