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Which statements describe haiku? Check all that apply.
The poem uses rhyme.
The poem is three lines long.
The poem uses a kigo, a word indicating the season.
The poem is usually written in the present tense.
The poem is long and complex.
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- The poem is three lines long. (Yes)
- The poem uses a kigo, a word indicating the season. (Yes)
- The poem is usually written in the present tense. (Generally yes)
Not true for haiku:
- The poem uses rhyme. (No — haiku typically do not rely on rhyme.)
- The poem is long and complex. (No — haiku are short and concise.)
- The poem uses a kigo, a word indicating the season. (Yes)
- The poem is usually written in the present tense. (Generally yes)
Not true for haiku:
- The poem uses rhyme. (No — haiku typically do not rely on rhyme.)
- The poem is long and complex. (No — haiku are short and concise.)
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