What is the short form used to illustrate a rhyme scheme?(1 point)
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a list of line numbers
a list of line numbers
a brief description of how each line rhymes
a brief description of how each line rhymes
a set of special punctuation marks that show a pattern
a set of special punctuation marks that show a pattern
a series of capital letters
The short form used to illustrate a rhyme scheme is a series of capital letters.
The correct answer is "a series of capital letters". This is commonly referred to as the short form or shorthand notation used to illustrate a rhyme scheme in poetry. To understand how to identify the rhyme scheme, you would need to carefully analyze the poem and mark each line with a corresponding letter based on its rhyme sound. Lines that have the same rhyme sound would be assigned the same letter, and each new rhyme sound would be represented by a different letter. The letters are usually displayed in alphabetical order, such as AABB or ABAB. By examining the pattern of these letters, you can determine the rhyme scheme of the poem.
