Read the poem from "Between the Sliver and the Ash.
In wintertime you will not see
The object of your heart's desire.
The treasure that will set you free
You will not find in earth or fire.
But sand where rocks and pebbles sing
And seek the joyous sounds of spring.
Which element of poetry most gives structure to this poem?
A. the regular rhyme and meter
B. the repetition of words and phrases
C. the length of the poem's lines
D. the length of the poem's stanza
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Introducing the big question answer key:
1. B
2. B
3. C
4. A
5. D
6. A
7. C
8. A
9. C
10. D
11. C
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To determine which element of poetry gives structure to this poem, we need to analyze the poem and its features.
In this poem, we can see that the regular rhyme and meter (option A) do not apply as there is no specific rhyme scheme or consistent meter throughout the lines.
The repetition of words and phrases (option B) is also not a prominent feature in this poem. There are no recurrent words or phrases that are repeated for emphasis or effect.
The length of the poem's lines (option C) is worth considering. The poem consists of six lines, and the length and structure of those lines are consistent. However, the poem's structure is not entirely dependent on the length of its lines.
Finally, we have the length of the poem's stanzas (option D). A stanza is a grouped set of lines within a poem, and in this case, the poem contains just one stanza. The length of the stanza is fixed, containing six lines.
Based on the options given, the element of poetry that most gives structure to this poem is D. the length of the poem's stanza. The fact that all six lines are contained within a single stanza contributes to the poem's structure and form.