the answer is B because ballads are supposed to be rhythmic
Choice 1: The little mermaid wasn't little at all, she was not polite, she was not loving or caring, and she spent most of her time on her own, singing, wishing that she could be nicer and some day be happy.
Choice 2: The little mermaid wasn't a mermaid from the start, she was a woman, a celebrity at that, she got caught up in theories and was desperate to find out if mermaids were truly real so she met up with a wonderful, friendly woman turned out to be a witch that was only out for her fame on land. She turned the little woman into a little mermaid.
(I hope this helped) If you don't like these I think I can help with another suggestion. I got a little carried away with Choice 2.
C. Compare the characteristics and elements of the text to your own criteria
The theme developed in the story is about "Truth and Lies".
•Story explores whether lying is sometimes justifiable. •Kevin tells truth to Waldo that father helped with Latin homework and is punished for it –ironic, since particularly in strict Catholic school, lying would be considered a sin and truth something to be encouraged and rewarded instead of punished. •Kevin lies to father that Latin was fine and is rewarded by father feeling relieved because he “was a bit worried about it” and has not hurt father’s pride in academic ability nor made him feel guilty as might be if knew that Kevin had been caned for his wrong answers. • Kevin “laughed and slipped his hand into the warmth of his father’s overcoat pocket, deep to the elbow”. Story ends showing happiness and closeness of Kevin’s relationship with father intact, which would not be case if he had told truth; author inviting reader to decide whether lying sometimes justifiable<span>, therefore. </span>