Which of the following is an element of blank verse?
<em>A. An alternating pattern of unstressed and stressed syllables. </em>
Often composed in iambic pentameter, a blank verse is known for its use of unrhymed lines. It can be found in long narrative poems as the ones of the epic or heroic genres, as well as in extensive monologues. An example of this kind of verse can be observed in Paradise Lost by John Milton.
The verb "looks" would be in this case a linking verb, since it is helping the reader understand the point of view of the observer. The weather itself is of course not "looking" anywhere.
A somber poem written in mourning for the dead is called elegy, you must have written your options wrong, because I don't see the correct option elegy here.
A ballad is a poem that tells a story, usually of a romanticized character, in short, rhythmic stanzas. An epic is a long poem that tells a story of a hero or legend. A sonnet is a love poem, generally that follows a specific structure. An ode is <span>serious poem written to express strong emotion.</span>
Answer:
It assists Saeng in locating a plant that triggers vivid memories of her childhood. It was given to Saeng by a close family member when she was a child. It leads Saeng to the discovery of a new and beautiful plant.
The answer is <span> B. on the road to Akim C. on the road to Accra </span>
