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— "Sonnet 100" William Shakespeare What is the rhyme scheme of this passage? O A. abca O B. abab O C. abba O D. abcd
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— "Sonnet 100" William Shakespeare

What is the rhyme scheme of this passage?
O A. abca
O B. abab
O C. abba
O
D. abcd

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Answer:

B.abab

Step-by-step explanation:

the ryme is skipping one line and continues in the second one this kind of rhyme is can be described as abab

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