A poem's meter is defined as the number of beats or stressed syllables per line.
What is a poem’s meter?(1 point) Responses a group of lines in a poem a group of lines in a poem a line in a poem that repeats multiple times a line in a poem that repeats multiple times the number of beats or stressed syllables per line the number of beats or stressed syllables per line the way a poem is organized
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Which of the following would be included in a description of a poem’s structure? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
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meter
meter
description of speaker
description of speaker
style of refrains
style of refrains
type of poem
type of poem
author
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meter
meter
description of speaker
description of speaker
style of refrains
style of refrains
type of poem
type of poem
author
The two correct answers that would be included in a description of a poem’s structure are:
- meter
- style of refrains
A poem that consists of 14 lines and uses a rhyme scheme of ABAB CDCD EFEF GG is most likely what poetic structure?(1 point)
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a ballad
a ballad
a sonnet
a sonnet
a litany poem
a litany poem
a rondeau poem
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a ballad
a ballad
a sonnet
a sonnet
a litany poem
a litany poem
a rondeau poem
A poem that consists of 14 lines and uses a rhyme scheme of ABAB CDCD EFEF GG is most likely a sonnet.
What is a poem’s structure?(1 point)
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how lines are grouped together in a poem
how lines are grouped together in a poem
the ordered pattern of rhymes that repeats at the end of lines, stanzas, or in other places
the ordered pattern of rhymes that repeats at the end of lines, stanzas, or in other places
how a poem is organized, including rhymes, rhythm, number of lines, and more
how a poem is organized, including rhymes, rhythm, number of lines, and more
the number of times a refrain repeats in a poem
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how lines are grouped together in a poem
how lines are grouped together in a poem
the ordered pattern of rhymes that repeats at the end of lines, stanzas, or in other places
the ordered pattern of rhymes that repeats at the end of lines, stanzas, or in other places
how a poem is organized, including rhymes, rhythm, number of lines, and more
how a poem is organized, including rhymes, rhythm, number of lines, and more
the number of times a refrain repeats in a poem
A poem’s structure is defined as how a poem is organized, including rhymes, rhythm, number of lines, and more.
How do poets choose what structure to use for a poem?(1 point)
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based on what will help conceal meaning from the reader
based on what will help conceal meaning from the reader
based on the message they want to convey
based on the message they want to convey
based on what is popular at the time
based on what is popular at the time
based on the rhyme scheme
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based on what will help conceal meaning from the reader
based on what will help conceal meaning from the reader
based on the message they want to convey
based on the message they want to convey
based on what is popular at the time
based on what is popular at the time
based on the rhyme scheme
Poets choose what structure to use for a poem based on the message they want to convey.
What is the difference between assonance and consonance?(1 point)
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Consonance is the rhyme scheme while assonance is a line break that occurs in the middle of a sentence.
Consonance is the rhyme scheme while assonance is a line break that occurs in the middle of a sentence.
Assonance relates to consonant sounds while consonance relates vowel sounds.
Assonance relates to consonant sounds while consonance relates vowel sounds.
Assonance is an example of a type of alliteration while consonance is a poetic element.
Assonance is an example of a type of alliteration while consonance is a poetic element.
Assonance relates to vowel sounds while consonance relates consonant sounds.
Assonance relates to vowel sounds while consonance relates consonant sounds.
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Consonance is the rhyme scheme while assonance is a line break that occurs in the middle of a sentence.
Consonance is the rhyme scheme while assonance is a line break that occurs in the middle of a sentence.
Assonance relates to consonant sounds while consonance relates vowel sounds.
Assonance relates to consonant sounds while consonance relates vowel sounds.
Assonance is an example of a type of alliteration while consonance is a poetic element.
Assonance is an example of a type of alliteration while consonance is a poetic element.
Assonance relates to vowel sounds while consonance relates consonant sounds.
Assonance relates to vowel sounds while consonance relates consonant sounds.
The correct response is: Assonance relates to vowel sounds while consonance relates to consonant sounds.
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