Question

Which of the following defines the meter of a poem

Answer 1

Meter or foot is a combination of a stressed and unstressed syllabic pattern in a verse (stressed syllables tend to be longer, and unstressed shorter). It gives poetry a rhythmical and melodious sound, so the arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables defines the meter of a poem.

Answer 2

“Why do parents underestimate the significance of writing in one’s journal?” Hartwig asks.

Further Explanation:

Use of spacing along with using conventional signs which helps to the understanding of the text in a better way is known as punctuation. Rules related to the usage of Punctuation change with respect to change in language, location, and this change evolves constantly. There are different ways to use the punctuation and that totally depends on the skills of the writer and how he wants to use it. If we talk about the first writing systems of the world which mostly was syllabic and logographic, these writing systems did not require any kind of punctuation because in these writing styles the entire morpheme or word was used and clustered with a single glyph.  

In the above-given question, Option C is using the Punctuation in the right manner as the commas and question mark in the sentence is placed at the right spot.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Punctuation

Subject: English

 

Keywords:

Punctuation, Rule, Comma, Conventional, Signs, Spacing, Syllabic, logographic, morpheme, Clustered.