The correct answer is A. The term iambic pentameter refers to a line of poetry with ten syllables with stress put on every other syllable.
Explanation:
In poetry, the iambic pentameter is a type of structure in verses or metric that includes five iambs and because of this is called iambic pentameter. Additionally, the iamb is a unit composed of two syllables the first one is an unstressed syllable or short syllable and the second one is a stressed or long syllable. This implies each verse with iambic pentameter has ten syllables as each iamb has two syllables and it includes an unstressed-stressed syllable sequence or it has stress one every other syllable. Therefore, "iambic pentameter refers to a line of poetry with ten syllables with stress put on every other syllable".
Voiceless combinations of two consonants are called diagraphs. An example of this would be "st" or "ch". The opposite to this is a voiced combination that is called a blend.
Satire is used by him to show that being a carbon copy isn't the best way to live, and that there is a better way. His real target is society. He implies that everyone tries to build character, but they continue to do the same thing as everyone else.