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Question 1
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what is a ballad
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ballads are narrative poems that tell a story. someone usually dies in ballads.
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ballads are poems that tell a story. someone usually dies in ballad
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ballads are a poem and someone usually dies in it
Question 2
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what are some features of a ballad
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rhythm, rhyme
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rhyme
Question 3
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what is an iambic rhythm
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an iambic rhythm is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. iambic rhythms are the most commonly used in ballads because they create a sense of ugency.
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an iambic rhythm is a stressed syllable folllowed by an unstressed syllable.
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an iambic rhythm is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. iambic rhythms are the most common in ballads because they create a sense of urgency.
Question 4
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what is an iambic rhythm
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an iambic rhythm is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. iambic rhythms are the most commonly used in ballads because they create a sense of ugency.
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an iambic rhythm is a stressed syllable folllowed by an unstressed syllable.
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an iambic rhythm is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. iambic rhythms are the most common in ballads because they create a sense of urgency.
Question 5
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what is an iambic rhythm
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an iambic rhythm is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. iambic rhythms are the most commonly used in ballads because they create a sense of ugency.
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an iambic rhythm is a stressed syllable folllowed by an unstressed syllable.
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an iambic rhythm is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. iambic rhythms are the most common in ballads because they create a sense of urgency.
Question 6
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what is an iambic rhythm
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an iambic rhythm is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. iambic rhythms are the most commonly used in ballads because they create a sense of ugency.
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an iambic rhythm is a stressed syllable folllowed by an unstressed syllable.
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an iambic rhythm is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. iambic rhythms are the most common in ballads because they create a sense of urgency.
Question 7
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what is an iambic rhythm
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an iambic rhythm is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. iambic rhythms are the most commonly used in ballads because they create a sense of ugency.
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an iambic rhythm is a stressed syllable folllowed by an unstressed syllable.
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an iambic rhythm is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. iambic rhythms are the most common in ballads because they create a sense of urgency.
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