What best describes the structure of a ballad?(1 point)

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It usually tells a story and has a specific rhyme scheme.
It usually tells a story and has a specific rhyme scheme.

Each line or stanza starts with the same word or phrase.
Each line or stanza starts with the same word or phrase.

It has three stanzas of five, four, and six lines.
It has three stanzas of five, four, and six lines.

There are 14 lines arranged in a specific way.

Answer 1

The best description of the structure of a ballad is:

It usually tells a story and has a specific rhyme scheme.