Answer:
Romeo's lines make up one quatrain, which uses an abab rhyme scheme.
Explanation:
A quatrain, in poetry, is a stanza that is made of four lines. The term 'quatrain' is derived from the French word 'quatre' meaning 'four.'
<u>The structure of the given excerpt is that the dialogues of both Romeo and Juliet makes a quatrain with a rhyme scheme of abab</u>.
The rhyme scheme of the given lines are 'hand-stand'; 'this-kiss'; 'much-touch'; and 'this-kiss.' Thus it makes a rhyme scheme of abab.
<u>And the dialogues consists of four lines which makes it a quatrain</u>.
Thus the correct answer is the third option.
