“The Ballad of Birmingham:” What is one of the impacts that the rhyme has on the poem? a) It contrasts a child’s light-heartedness with a serious event

b) It shows that amid a difficult event joy can be experienced

c) It contrasts a child’s eagerness with a mother’s caution

d) It shows that rhymed lines are more enjoyable to read

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This word is a transitive word

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