The correct answer is D. They made poems easier to memorize.
Explanation:
In poems, alliteration refers to using words with the same consonant sound in a verse or multiple verses. This device makes the poem more memorable or easy to remember as the repetition forms a sound pattern. Also, by remembering which consonant sound is repeated it is easy to remember the words of each verse. Similarly, the use of the meter or a specific structure of verses (number of syllables in each verse and organization of stressed/unstressed syllables) makes the poem to be predictable and easy to remember. Moreover, these two features were more commonly used in poems during the 14th and 15th centuries as in this way the audience could better remember poems.
Taking someone else's words and acting then as your own
It depends what your arugment is i would support with several facts a opening saying the question and your argument body details supporting your argument and a closing kinda repeating the beginning hope this helped
Well to start of there are 5 types of text structure description, cause and effect, compare and contrast, problem and solution, and sequence. Now that you know that we can ultimately eliminate description, compare and contrast, and sequence. That leaves us with cause effect, and problem solution. It honestly can go either way so if i was you id choose one that you can find the signal words for hope this helped.
The answer would be D. no choice
