I’m pretty sure it’s b so sorry if it isn’t
Answer:
1 the quality or state of being wise; knowledge of what is true or right coupled with just judgment as to action; sagacity, discernment, or insight.
2 scholarly knowledge or learning:
3 the wisdom of the schools.
4 wise sayings or teachings; precepts.
5 a wise act or saying.
6 (initial capital letter)Douay Bible. Wisdom of Solomon.
(edit) wow thx
Answer:
a) Blank verse.
Explanation:
Blank verse is a form of poetry writing that has no specific rhyming sequence. It may be written in iambic pentameter, meaning ten syllables in a line but at times not all lines. The unstressed syllables are followed by the stressed syllables but they do not have any rhyming sequence.
In the lines from the poem given in the question, the lines do use iambic pentameter like-
<u>Wo</u>men <u>of</u> A<u>da</u>mant, <u>fair</u> neo<u>phy</u>tes—
<u>Who</u> thirst <u>for</u> such <u>in</u>struc<u>tion </u>as<u> we</u> give,
where the underlined words are the unstressed syllables while the ones in bold are the stressed syllables.
This un-rhyming verse form is also sometimes known as the heroic verse.
I say no and yes... No because bouquet is already known flowers and if you going to use the word bouquet it has to be something other than flowers. For example a pie has a faint bouquet of almonds so yeah and yea because it doesn't sound wrong
