Well here is a tricky question.
Its not D because what follows the Climax is the falling action, which leads you to the end of the story. I wouldn't say C because that's more of Climax, its kinda like the turning point in the story, where they're going through and dealing with their problems. A and B are essentially the same answer, however I'm going to go with B, mainly because it says rising action, and because problems and conflict occur mostly there.
<span>C)a, a, a, a, b, c, c, c, b
Looking at the ending word from each line will help explain what the rhyme scheme is. The first line gets assigned an A, and then every line that rhymes with that also gets an A. This is true for lines 1-4 (lie, rye, sky, by). As soon as the rhyme changes (Line 5: Camelot), it gets assigned a B. Lines 6-8 rhyme with each other getting a C (go, blow, below), and then the last line (Shalott) rhymes with Line 5 so it gets a B. </span>
<span>the word that the appositive renames or further identifies - agent</span>
explain this a bit? but I think its pain
