What effects can apostrophe have on a poem? check all that apply.

-it gives the speaker a voice.
-it connects the reader to the speaker’s message.
-it gives the poem a detached effect.
-it makes an imagined addressee feel present.
-it gives the poem a personalized effect.

An apostrophe, in poetry, refers to a situation in which the speaker directly addresses someone or something that is not present in the poem. The author can address an actual person, or an abstract concept, such as peace or death. Occasionally, the author might also address a place, a thing or an object. Apostrophes can give the reader a voice by letting him directly address something or someone. They also allow the reader to connect with the speaker's message and to imagine an addressee present. Finally, it can give the poem a personalized effect.

to save the day, harry must get past a scary three-headed guard dog.

tending to cause harm