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In Shakespearean Sonnets, the rhyme scheme for the first quatrain is A. dede. B. bcbc. C. abbb. D. abab.
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In Shakespearean

Sonnets, the rhyme
scheme for the first
quatrain is
A. dede.
B. bcbc.
C. abbb.
D. abab.

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D. abab is the correct answer.

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