Question

1. “iambic” refers to the iamb, a metrical foot made up of two syllables: the first is unstressed -the second is stressed (like: da - dum) “pentameter” means there are five iambs per line -a full line has 10 syllables, alternating unstressed and stressed beats (5 points) trochaic tetrameter meter iambic pentameter sonnet

Explanation:

The description matches the definition of iambic pentameter, which has five iambs (each with an unstressed - stressed syllable pattern) per line for a total of 10 syllables. Trochaic tetrameter has trochaic feet (stressed - unstressed) and four feet per line. Meter is a general term for rhythmic structure. A sonnet is a specific poem form, not defined by just the meter described here.

Answer:

C. Iambic pentameter