Answer:
The structure is apparant when you read it a couple times.
Whether the beat is stressed or not makes a difference.
Whether the beat is quick and light, or slow and loud, also makes a diffference. Kind of like a piano.
Then again, word choice also matters.
Let's take the beat. Its light and quick, it rhymes and there isn't a lot of long words.
It's happy! Or, It would be if there wasn't sad words in it. It wouldn't make sense.
If you match both of them up, ( quick, light, happy words) you'd make a great poem!
(I'm not really good at in-depth writing, sorry)
In my logic, I'd think they don't see it because we're so used to seeing all these tests that are a multiple choice without the "select all that apply" choice. Or maybe they're lazy, in a rush, etc.
Answer:i’m pretty sure its d but i’m not sure:) it could be a but i think d makes more sense
Explanation:
It can allow you the ability to analysis how the author write rather than what the author wrote. Its a big deal since you can tell their feelings/ideas towards the topic they are writing about.