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Diction is what determines a poet's A. subject and theme. B. rhyme and meter. C. words and phrases. D. structure and sound.

Diction is what determines a poet's A. subject and theme. B. rhyme and meter. C. words and phrases. D. structure and sound.
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Diction is what determines a poet's

A. subject and theme.
B. rhyme and meter.
C. words and phrases.
D. structure and sound.

User Jeremy HOFFMANN
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the answer is b im pretty sure
User Josh Silveous
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The answer is words and phrases
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