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15 Sep 2018, 17:38
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When reading some of the most rich and beautiful speeches in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, when one stresses the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, the lines take on an almost simpleminded, childish quality.
A. when one stresses the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, the lines take on an almost simpleminded, childish quality
B. stressing the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter gives the lines an almost simpleminded, childish quality
C. if one stresses the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, it gives the lines an almost simpleminded, childish quality
D. the simpleminded, childish quality of some lines results from the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter
E. the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, sounds almost simpleminded and childish
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A. when one stresses the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, the lines take on an almost simpleminded, childish quality
B. stressing the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter gives the lines an almost simpleminded, childish quality
C. if one stresses the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, it gives the lines an almost simpleminded, childish quality
D. the simpleminded, childish quality of some lines results from the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter
E. the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, sounds almost simpleminded and childish
Source: Cliffs
16 Sep 2018, 10:45
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When reading some of the most rich and beautiful speeches in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, when one stresses the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, the lines take on an almost simpleminded, childish quality.
A. when one stresses the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, the lines take on an almost simpleminded, childish quality - Incorrect (when A, When B formatted sentence)
B. stressing the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter gives the lines an almost simpleminded, childish quality - Correct
C. if one stresses the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, it gives the lines an almost simpleminded, childish quality - Incorrect (Ambi It)
D. the simpleminded, childish quality of some lines results from the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter - Incorrect (changes meaning of the sentence)
E. the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, sounds almost simpleminded and childish - Incorrect (changes meaning of the sentence)
Answer B
A. when one stresses the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, the lines take on an almost simpleminded, childish quality - Incorrect (when A, When B formatted sentence)
B. stressing the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter gives the lines an almost simpleminded, childish quality - Correct
C. if one stresses the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, it gives the lines an almost simpleminded, childish quality - Incorrect (Ambi It)
D. the simpleminded, childish quality of some lines results from the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter - Incorrect (changes meaning of the sentence)
E. the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter, sounds almost simpleminded and childish - Incorrect (changes meaning of the sentence)
Answer B
21 Oct 2018, 04:46
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Option B is correct
When reading some of the most rich and beautiful speeches in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet(MODIFIER),
stressing the singsong cadence of iambic pentameter gives the lines an almost simpleminded, childish quality("ing"noun "stressing" takes singular verb"gives"
other options have error .
Ans B
