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1.  

Read the following lines from "The Divine Comedy."

And as I faced it, it would not retreat,

but paced before me and so blocked my way

that more than once I had to turn my feet

to retrace my steps. It was the break of day,

the sun was mounting in the morning sky

with the same starts as when that whole array

of lovely things was first given movement by

divine love. The sweet season of the year

and the hour made me think that I might try

Which of the following rhyme schemes has the writer used to create poetic structure?

 (1 point)

 (0 pts) aab bbc ccd

 (1 pt) aba bcb cdc

 (0 pts) abb bcc cdd

 (0 pts) abc bcd cde

1 /1 point       




2.  

The rhyme scheme of a poem enhances all of the following except  (1 point)

 (0 pts) the mood.

 (1 pt) the setting.

 (0 pts) the reader's interpretive

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trishagauravoxo1j7
1. aba bcb cdc
2. the reader's interpretive
alejogriggio

Answer:

aba bcb cdc / the reader's interpretive

Explanation:

The lines end in "-eat" (a) "-ed" (b) "-eet" (A)

Then change to: "-ay" (b) "-ky" (c) "-ay" (B)

And ends in: "by" (c) "year" (d) "try" (c)

That's the poetic structure. The rhyme scheme of a poem enhances the mood and the setting but the reader's interpretive doesen't depend on the rhyme scheme but in it's own knowledge and interpretation of the text.

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