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When using assonance in a poem, how can a poet increase a poem’s tempo?
a. use higher vowel sounds in quick succession
b. use longer vowel sounds in quick succession
c. use assonance and consonance together
d. use assonance and alliteration together

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When using assonance in a poem, how can a poet increase a poem’s tempo?
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