English, 06.12.2020 20:30 mrichardson2880

What is the meter of the following poetic passage? Like the snow-covered fields,

On a wintery day.

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Select the correct answer.
Choose the correct meter:
A.
trochaic dimeter
B.
anapestic dimeter
C.
iambic dimeter
D.
spondaic dimeter

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What is the meter of the following poetic passage? Like the snow-covered fields,

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