The answers are C, D, E and F.
All these sentences present <em>parts that are in some way a description of the</em> <em>devil </em>: Sentence C describes the <em>stranger's foul language and dark appearance</em>. D: the weird expression<em> getting darker and his three-forked</em> <em>thing </em>(typical image of the devil). E: <em>dark lightening-king</em>. F: <em>still travels in storm-time; drives a brave trade with the fears of man. </em>(people's fears allow the devil to act boldly.)
<span>Titanic passengers had been told by the White Star Line that the ship was unsinkable, when in reality that was a lie.
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A) True
In Dover Beach the speaker is talking to his beloved on their honeymoon.
Structure is probably the same with both eras in poetry. It still has that lyrical or rhyming flow and it follows short stanzas with usually 4 sentences each. The only difference is the current societal situations that each era faced. Both have the same structure but the difference is in their content based on the observations of writers found in specific eras.