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A sestina poem contains a total of _____. six stanzas three envois thirty-six lines thirty-nine lines

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A sestina poem is a verse form in which the poem consists of six stanzas of six lines each, which are followed by a 3-line envoi. So that gives a total of 39 lines.

Question: A sestina poem contains a total of _____.

Answer: D. thirty-nine lines

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Answer: The correct answer is : thirty-nine lines

Explanation: A sestina has six stanzas of six lines each. This is followed by an envoy (send off) of three lines. All of these are unrhymed. The same six end-words must occur in every stanza but in a changing order that follow a set pattern. The first line of the second stanza must pair its end-words with teh last line of the first. The second line of the second stanza must do this with the first line of the first and so on.

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