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Which line's meter is iambic? A. Martin isn't ever going fishing now.

B. Music is harmony, rhythm, and melody.

C. I went to Boston Sunday morning.

D. Pirouette for the folks in the back.

Which line's meter is iambic?

A. Martin isn't ever going fishing now.
B. Music is harmony, rhythm

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