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9 May, 21:58

Read the excerpt from princess Ida by Gilbert and Sullivan this excerpt is an example of

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    Read the excerpt from Princess Ida by Gilbert and Sullivan.

    Women of Adamant, fair neophytes-

    Who thirst for such instruction as we give,

    Attend, while I unfold a parable.

    The elephant is mightier than Man,

    Yet Man subdues him. Why? The elephant

    Is elephantine everywhere but here (tapping her forehead)

    And Man, whose brain is to the elephant's

    As Woman's brain to Man's - (that's rule of three),-

    Conquers the foolish giant of the woods,

    As Woman, in her turn, shall conquer Man.

    This excerpt is an example of

    blank verse.

    free verse.

    heroic couplet.

    common meter.

    Answer:

    Blank Verse

    Explanation:

    A blank verse is a literary device that is usually written in iambic pentameter. While it is similar and can be confused with free verse, they are both different because although blank verse is written without rhymes, it requires a consistent meter while free verse has no rules to follow about rhyming or rhythmic meter.
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