Question

1. a stanza or section that contains eight lines. (5 points) octave meter rhyme sonnet 3. \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:

• In literature, an octave is a stanza or section with eight lines.
• Iambic pentameter is a metrical pattern with iambs (two - syllable units with unstressed - stressed pattern) and five iambs per line, resulting in 10 syllables per line.

Answer:

1. A. Octave
2. C. Iambic pentameter