Question

1. the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry. (5 points)

rhythm
rhyme
meter
octave

1. a poetic form that traditionally consists of 14 lines, written in a specific meter (usually iambic pentameter) and following a particular rhyme scheme. (5 points)

sonnet
hakue
meter
octave

Explanation:

• For question 4, meter is the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry. Rhythm is a more general sense of movement or flow in language, rhyme is about similar - sounding end sounds, and octave is an eight - line unit.
• For question 5, a sonnet is a poetic form with 14 lines, often in iambic pentameter and a specific rhyme scheme. Hakue is not a standard poetic form in English literature, meter is about syllable stress patterns, and octave is an eight - line unit.

Answer:

1. Meter
2. Sonnet