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Who is the speaker in a poem? 1. the character who talks out loud 2. the character who conveys the ideas 3. the person who actually wrote the poem 4. the person the poem is about
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Who is the speaker in a poem?

1. the character who talks out loud
2. the character who conveys the ideas
3. the person who actually wrote the poem
4. the person the poem is about

User Gourav B
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The person above is correct. I took the quiz and got it right. Its the 2nd answer

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User Rsacc
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2

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