Parallel structure is the

A. use of lines that are all more or less the same length.

B. dispersal of thematic elements evenly throughout a work.

C. balanced arrangement of stanzas in the sections of a narrative poem.

D. use of repeated words, phrases, or grammatical forms.

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Lillianna Weber

27 February, 20:20

Parallel structure is the

A. use of lines that are all more or less the same length.

B. dispersal of thematic elements evenly throughout a work.

C. balanced arrangement of stanzas in the sections of a narrative poem.

D. use of repeated words, phrases, or grammatical forms.

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Kasey Griffith · Answer 1

The correct answer is D. use of repeated words, phrases, or grammatical forms.

This is very common as it creates a natural flow. Poets often use parallelisms. An example of it would be Lady of Shalott by Lord Tennyson who repeats "she" at the beginning of every verse in the last stanza of part three of the poem.

Parallel structure is theA. use of lines that are all more or less the same length.B. dispersal of thematic elements evenly throughout a work.C. balanced arrangement of stanzas in the sections of a narrative poem.D. use of repeated words, phrases, or grammatical forms.

Parallel structure is the

A. use of lines that are all more or less the same length.

B. dispersal of thematic elements evenly throughout a work.

C. balanced arrangement of stanzas in the sections of a narrative poem.

D. use of repeated words, phrases, or grammatical forms.