Definition:
To mix up or jumble something in a confused way.
Ars Poetica Word Scramble
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- Click 2 tiles to swap & arrange them in the correct order.
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About This Challenge
Ars Poetica is a word scramble game that challenges players to unscramble key vocabulary terms related to poetry. This game is a fun and interactive way to test your knowledge of poetic terms while sharpening your skills in word recognition and critical thinking.
- Test your knowledge of poetic vocabulary terms
- Sharpen your skills in word recognition and critical thinking
- Use spells to get extra moves and unravel more challenging terms
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- ars poetica
- The title of Horace's poem, which means 'the art of poetry' in Latin.
- ut pictura poesis
- A phrase from the poem meaning 'as is painting, so is poetry,' emphasizing the importance of vivid imagery.
- verbum
- The Latin word for 'word,' used by Horace to highlight the power and significance of each individual word in poetry.
- concinnity
- A term used by Horace to describe the harmony and balance that should be present in a poem.
- decorum
- The concept of appropriateness and suitability in poetry, as discussed by Horace in Ars Poetica.
- carmen
- The Latin word for 'song' or 'poem,' often used by Horace to refer to a poem itself.
- numina
- Divine powers or influences, mentioned by Horace as a source of inspiration for poets.
- morsus
- The Latin word for 'bites,' used by Horace to describe the impact of harsh or inappropriate language in poetry.
- iunctura
- The Latin word for 'junction' or 'joining,' used by Horace to emphasize the importance of connecting ideas effectively in a poem.
- in medias res
- A literary technique of starting a narrative in the middle of the action, referenced by Horace in his discussion of storytelling in Ars Poetica.
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