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English, 19.01.2020 08:31, sandy2597

What impact does the use of rhyme have on the poem?

a) the rhyme creates a powerful emotional effect.

b) the rhyme creates a drowsy, monotonous effect.

c) the rhyme creates a musical effect, as in a song.

d) the rhyme creates a conversational effect, as in dialogue


What impact does the use of rhyme have on the poem?  a) the rhyme creates a powerful emo

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