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How does the rhythm of iambic pentameter contribute to the meaning of Shakespeare's "Sonnet 100"? Select two
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The stresses highlight important words and concepts.
The stressed syllables impart an impression of anger.
The irregular rhythm emphasizes unpleasant meanings.
The regular rhythm intensifies the emotional impact.
I The singsong cadence adds to the sarcasm in the words.

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