1. which statement best describes the syntax of lines 3-4 from the poem "epitaph on elizabeth":
underneath this stone doth lie
as much beauty as could die;

a. they contain parallel structures.
b. they use repetition to set the rhythm.
c. they defy conventional rules of capitalization.
d. they deviate from the subject-verb-object order.
e. they include anaphora and end-stopped punctuation.

2. to what end does the poem use syntax in lines 3–4?

“underneath this stone doth lie / as much beauty as could die; ”

a. to maintain his rhyme scheme
b. to encourage the reader to pause
c. to reinforce the sequence of events
d. to draw attention through dissonance
e. to emphasize the anonymity of the subject