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When reading a poem, where should you pause?A. at capital lettersB. at the end of every lineC. at the end of the poemD. at punctuation
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When reading a poem, where should you pause?A. at capital lettersB. at the end of every lineC. at the end of the poemD. at punctuation

User Tadas Sasnauskas
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B end of every line

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Capital letters and end of poem are obviously wrong, at the end of every line and punctuation are the only two reasonable answers. Some parts of more advanced poetry continue into the next line but I dont think thats the kind of poems you're reading. Try B

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