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Lines in poems are organized into stanzas.
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What does each stanza in a poem have?
- the same rhyme scheme (Note: While stanzas do not necessarily have to have the same number of lines or a central idea, it is common for stanzas to share a rhyme scheme in structured poetry.)
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Which description defines rhyme?
- the repetition of an ending sound.
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Which description defines a rhyme scheme?
- a pattern based on the last sound of each line.
Question
Lines in poems are organized into _______.(1 point)
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stanzas.
stanzas.
paragraphs.
paragraphs.
chapters.
chapters.
sentences.
What does each stanza in a poem have?(1 point)
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the same number of lines.
the same number of lines.
the same rhyme scheme.
the same rhyme scheme.
a title.
a title.
a central idea.
a central idea.
Which description defines rhyme?(1 point)
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the repetition of a letter
the repetition of a letter
a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
a comparison of two things
a comparison of two things
the repetition of an ending sound
Which description defines a rhyme scheme?(1 point)
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a pattern based on the last sound of each line
a pattern based on the last sound of each line
the pattern of repetition of a letter sound
the pattern of repetition of a letter sound
the elements that emphasize sounds of words
the elements that emphasize sounds of words
the order of stressed and unstressed syllables
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