Question

before learning anything about the read a poem and annotate imagery, what is on the page. this strategy is a. contextual analysis b. cold reading c. biographical criticism d. comparative reading before analyzing meter or rhyme, students identify how a organized by noticing groups of lines that develop a sha e to paragraphs in an essay. these groupings are called: a. verses b. line breaks c. enjambments d. stanzas

Explanation:

First Question (about reading strategy):

Cold reading is a strategy where one reads a text (like a poem) and focuses on annotating what's directly on the page (imagery, form, etc.) without prior context. Contextual analysis uses background info, biographical criticism uses author's life, and comparative reading compares texts. So the correct option is B.

Stanzas are groups of lines in a poem that develop a shared idea, similar to paragraphs in an essay. Verses are broader, line breaks are just where lines end, and enjambments are lines that continue without punctuation. So the correct option is D.

Answer:

B. Cold reading

Second Question (about poem structure):