Which structural characteristic of "A Servant to Servants" reveals that the poem is written in blank verse?

(Select all that apply.)

A.) monologue

B.) lack of rhyme

C.) regular meter

D.) use of colloquial language

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Fresier

31 August, 04:32

Which structural characteristic of "A Servant to Servants" reveals that the poem is written in blank verse?

(Select all that apply.)

A.) monologue

B.) lack of rhyme

C.) regular meter

D.) use of colloquial language

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Tripp · Answer 1

The correct answers are B and C.

Lack of rhyme and regular meter are some of the characteristics of a blank verse. Blank verse is called that way because it has no rhyme whatsoever - the words at the end of each line don't rhyme with each other. Additionally, blank verse has a specific meter - it is always written in iambic pentameters, like Shakespeare did.

Cullen · Answer 2

B, C, A are the correct answers. If you dig deep in to the poem you will see how these choices are conveyed in blank verses

Which structural characteristic of "A Servant to Servants" reveals that the poem is written in blank verse?(Select all that apply.)A.) monologueB.) lack of rhymeC.) regular meterD.) use of colloquial language

Which structural characteristic of "A Servant to Servants" reveals that the poem is written in blank verse?

(Select all that apply.)

A.) monologue

B.) lack of rhyme

C.) regular meter

D.) use of colloquial language