Meter in poetry is determined by which of these?
a. the arrangement and repetition of beats or accents in each poetic line
b. the repetition of consonants that appear at the beginning of words
c. the use of words that sound like the sounds that they describe
d. the pattern in which similar end-sounds occur in a poetic line

The answer is indeed option a. the arrangement and repetition of beats or accents in each poetic line

Explanation:

Meter is what gives a poem a rhythmical sound by using certain patterns of stressed and unstressed syllables. For example, if we analyze the sentence "He knows she will and you can tell" we can see a pattern called iambic tetrameter - a four-time repetition of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed one.

Option b describes alliteration. Option c describes onomatopoeia. Finally, option d describes a rhyme.

ws nmkjuhj bm ,mbavzcbgsndhmf

explanation:

hnubgyftr86h7nhijpmbhbuvfh b

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