English, 26.12.2019 20:31 Ezonthekid
How does the structure of “cautionary tale of girls and birds of prey” create suspense about the outcome?
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select one:
a. the poem reveals at the beginning that the girl will be carried off by a hawk.
b. the poem uses rhythm to create a strong feeling of anticipation.
c. the poem reveals small amounts of information at a time in two-line stanzas.
d. the poem makes the reader wonder if the girl has imagined the hawk.
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