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2 April, 05:54

What is a main difference between an ode and an elegy?

A.

An ode is written to loved ones; an elegy to a public official.

B.

An ode has four lines in each stanza, while the lines in the stanzas of an elegy may vary.

C.

An ode has complex rhyming patterns, while an elegy generally does not.

D.

An ode is written in iambic pentameter; an elegy is written in iambic tetrameter

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    The correct Answer is ...

    C. An ode has complex rhyming patterns, while an elegy generally does not.
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