I am absolutely sure that he poetic foot and the length of line make up the meter of the poem. This option is the only proper one because metre is on of the basic rhythmic structure<span> of </span><span>lines in verse, so I bet it's obvious now. I do hope you will find it helpful : )</span>
Among the given choices, the sentence fragment is b. Books, papers, and folders in a stack on the desk.
Sentence fragment are called as such because fragments are found in incomplete sentences. Fragments cannot stand on its own. It does not convey a complete thought. Fragments must be connected to an independent clause to form a complete sentence and convey a complete thought.
In the sentence fragment <em>books, papers, and folders in a stack on the desk</em> <em>, </em>it does not give a complete message because it gives rise to the question What? What about the books, papers, etc?
They didn't want to give the Communists resources
