All sonnets have fourteen lines, and most have
a. fame as their subject
b. shakespearean diction
c. an irregular rhyme scheme
d. two p21

The correct answer should be D. two (parts that differ)

A rhyming scheme is very strict, and love is the common theme of the poems. The two parts that differ are visible in both the Italian and the English sonnet, with the Italian it being the difference between a sestet and an octave, and in the English sonnet it being between the quatrains and a final couplet.

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