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BRAINLEST FOR CORECT ANSWERS ALSO 50 POINTS The reader can tell this poem is written in tetrameter because
A. each line is written in pairs of syllables, and the first syllable of each pair is stressed.

B. each line is written in pairs of syllables, with the second syllable of each pair is stressed.

C. each line is eight syllables long.

D. each line is ten syllables long.

3
What is the rhyme scheme for first stanza of this poem?

A. ABAB
B. AABB
C. CDCD
D. CCDD
4
How do the structures of stanzas 5 and 6 differ from the other stanzas?

A. They have a different meter.
B. They have a different rhyme scheme.
C. They are the only stanzas with dialogue.
D. They are the only stanzas with nonsense words.
5
The reader can tell each stanza is a quatrain because

A. each stanza is four lines long.
B. each stanza has a rhyme scheme.
C. each stanza includes tetrameter.
D. each stanza has iambs.

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