Question

Women of Adamant, fair neophytes— Who thirst for such instruction as we give, Attend, while I unfold a parable. The elephant is mightier than Man, Yet Man subdues him. Why? The elephant Is elephantine everywhere but here (tapping her forehead) And Man, whose brain is to the elephant’s As Woman’s brain to Man’s—(that’s rule of three),— Conquers the foolish giant of the woods, As Woman, in her turn, shall conquer Man. This excerpt is an example of:

Answer 1

Blank Verse

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Answer 2

Answer: Blank Verse

Step-by-step explanation:

From the given case, we can conclude or state that the given excerpt is an example of a blank verse. A blank verse is referred to as or known as a poem which tends to have no rhyme but does include iambic pentameter. In other words it means that it tends to consists of lines which are five feet, i.e. each foot is iambic, and its two syllables long, that is one of the unstressed is followed by another stressed syllable.