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I have two questions about these Emily Dickinson's "Wild Night"
1.Which best describes the rhyme in the second stanza--internal
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In the phantom tollbooth, act II, when you contrast Rhyme and Reason, you find that they feel differently about Milo's rescue
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In The Phantom Tollbooth, Act II, when you contrast Rhyme and Reason, you find that they feel differently about Milo's rescue
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the Phantom Tollbooth Act 11 when you contrast rhyme and reason you find that they feel differently about Milo's rescue attempt.
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A rhyme schemed poem is a poem that contains an end-rhyme rhyme scheme. The most basic rhyme schemes use couplets or triplets
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A rhyme schemed poem is a poem that contains an end-rhyme rhyme scheme. The most basic rhyme schemes use couplets or triplets
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The rhyme in "Good Hours" can be described as
nonexistent. perfect end rhyme and consistent rhyme scheme. internal slant rhyme
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The Beat Generation sought to introduce ________ and ________ to the American literature that they believed was limited by
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I need help with the poem "Scott's Goodbye"....it asks if the 4th stanza is
slant rhyme. end rhyme. perfect rhyme. internal rhyme
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Deborah
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1. The fourth stanza of the poem offers an example of (1 point)
slant rhyme. end rhyme. perfect rhyme. internal rhyme.
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