4. which approach to prewriting is most likely to help you start a poem that intrigues or inspires…
4. which approach to prewriting is most likely to help you start a poem that intrigues or inspires readers?\nmemorizing other poems\ncreating an outline\nlisting general ideas\nplaying with words
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Brief Explanations:
To start a poem that intrigues or inspires readers, "playing with words" (like experimenting with word choice, rhythm, imagery, etc.) is more effective for generating creative, engaging content. Memorizing other poems doesn't directly help in starting one's own. Outlining is more structured and less suited for the creative, fluid nature of poetry prewriting. Listing general ideas is too broad and lacks the creative word - play that makes a poem intriguing.
Answer:
D. playing with words