What is the meter of the following poetic passage?

i have searched in my heart for an answer to give
but the words that i find there are hollow and dull.

a. trochaic pentameter
b. anapestic tetrameter
c. iambic hexameter
d. dactylic tetrameter

I am pretty sure that the meter of the following poetic passage is B. anapestic tetrameter. The thing which will make it absolutely clear (and which actually lead me to choose B as the answer) is that these lines have this pattern : da da DUM da da DUM which is characterisric of anapestic tetrameter.

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The rising action of a story is typically characterized by  a set of obstacles of increasing intensity.i hope this you! : )