Match the number of poetic feet to the correct term. 1. three syllables iamb/trochee 2. five feet octameter 3. one foot monometer 4. six feet pentameter 5. two syllables heptameter 6. three feet trimeter 7. eight feet hexameter 8. four feet tetrameter 9. seven feet dimeter 10. two feet anapest/dactyl

1. Three syllables - anapest/dactyl.

2. Five feet - pentameter.

3. One foot - monometer.

4. Six feet - hexameter.

5. Two syllables - iamb/trochee.

6. Three feet - trimeter.

7. Eight feet - octameter.

8. Four feet - tetrameter.

9. Seven feet - heptameter.

10. Two feet - dimeter.

Explanation:

1. Anapest or dactyl is a poetic meter form where there are three syllables wherein the three syllables are accented or stressed and unaccented or unstressed in their own styles.

2. Pentameter is the meter form of poetry writing where the poetic lines have five metrical feets.

3. Metrical form where there is one metrical feet in a line of poetry is known monometer.

4. Hexameter is a metrical form where the lines have six metrical feet.

5. Iamb or trochee is a metrical style where there are two syllables either stressed/unstressed or vice versa following each other in the poetic line.

6. Trimeter is a metrical form in a line of poetry that has three metrical feet or iambs in a line.

7. Octameter has eight metrical feet in it's poetic line.

8. Tetrameter is a meter form where the line consists of four metrical feet in each.

9. Heptameter has seven metrical feet in a line of poetry.

10. Dimeter is a poetic meter form where the line of poetry will have two metrical feet in it.