How should the student edit the sonnet to make the structure consistent with an italian sonnet? by deleting the quatrain and sestet and adding a couplet with an ee rhyme scheme by changing the octave’s rhyme scheme to abba abba and deleting the quatrain by changing the quatrain’s rhyme scheme to cdcd and replacing the sestet with a couplet by deleting the octave and sestet and adding two quatrains with the rhyme schemes abab and cdcd

the correct answer is

A) by deleting the quatrain and sestet and adding a couplet with an ee rhyme scheme

Hello. This question is incomplete. The full question is:

"A student created a sonnet with an octave followed by a quatrain and a sestet. The rhyme scheme is abab abab for the octave, bcbc for the quatrain, and cdccdc for the sestet. How should the student edit the sonnet to make the structure consistent with an Italian sonnet? by deleting the quatrain and sestet and adding a couplet with an ee rhyme scheme by changing the octave’s rhyme scheme to abba abba and deleting the quatrain by changing the quatrain’s rhyme scheme to cdcd and replacing the sestet with a couplet by deleting the octave and sestet and adding two quatrains with the rhyme schemes abab and cdcd "

by changing the octave’s rhyme scheme to abba abba and deleting the quatrain

Explanation:

An Italian sonnet is marked by the presence of 14 decyllable syllables that follow a structure of two quatrains and two tercets.

The quatrains are verses with rhymes in the abab or abba scheme, whereas the tercets are consists of a stanza composed of three decyllable verses that have a linked rhyme, minus the last one that presents.

Based on this, we can say that in relation to the sonnet made by the student shown in the question above, for it to be an Italian sonnet, the student must change the octave’s rhyme scheme to abba abba and deleting the quatrain .

answer:

a. "there, said he, there is something for you."

explanation:

"said he" should not have been part of what is in the dialogue.

i think the answer is b