Answer: C) ABCB.
Explanation: To determinate the rhyme scheme of a poem we need to pay attention to the ending sound of each line and we need to assign the same letter to similar sounds and different letters to different sounds. In the given poem, we have that the second and last lines end with similar sounds: "toes" and "knows" and the first and third lines end with different sounds: "bottom" and "end", and the second verse is also like that (second and last lines: "shy" and "spy" and the first and third lines are different: "bold" and "me"). So the rhyme scheme would be ABCB.
If this is referencing the Project, then this would be expository/non-fiction.
If this is referencing the film, then the genre is horror/fiction.
The poem was so bad the person wrote a metaphor to explain how bad it is
Answer:
A, Join in the Fun Run to help a good cause, make friends, and get healthy.
Explanation:
<em>B causes people to have the "if only 75% need to join, why does that mean me?" mindset.</em>
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<em>C causes people to have the "why does that matter it's not me?" mindset.</em>
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<em>D is not a compelling argument to make to a student.</em>
Still I rise is a poem written to fight against the prejudice, biasness, discrimination.
<u>Explanation:</u>
"Still I Rise" by Maya Angelou is one of her most popular sonnets, written in her third volume of verse called And Still I Rise, distributed in 1978. The message is about the versatility, quality, and magnificence that dark networks keep on appearing through several years of mistreatment and segregation.
"Still I Rise" is an enabling sonnet about the battle to defeat bias and treachery. It is one of Maya Angelou's most well known sonnets. At the point when perused by casualties of bad behavior, the sonnet turns into a sort of song of praise, an encouraging sign for the mistreated and discouraged.
