Which is a characteristic of the poetic form known as an "ballad"? A) It usually tells a story in poetic form. B) It involves imagining other worlds and the impact of future technology. C) It usually is written in praise or honor of an object, person, or season. D) It is a long tale involving super-heroic men and gods battling good against evil.

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Jaeden Watkins

8 October, 06:15

Which is a characteristic of the poetic form known as an "ballad"? A) It usually tells a story in poetic form. B) It involves imagining other worlds and the impact of future technology. C) It usually is written in praise or honor of an object, person, or season. D) It is a long tale involving super-heroic men and gods battling good against evil.

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Darien Cox · Answer 1

The correct answer is A

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Alexandra · Answer 2

A) It usually tells a story in poetic form

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The following statement is a characteristic of an "ode": It usually tells a story in poetic form. Ballads are a form of poetry that tells a story (usually in four line rhyming stanzas).