How do readers know that Sir Walter's Scott's "Lochinvar" is an example of narrative poetry?

a. The poem presents events from history.

b. The poem tells a story from beginning to end.

c. The poem is written in rhymed lines.

d. The poem addresses the reader directly.

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2 May, 15:06

How do readers know that Sir Walter's Scott's "Lochinvar" is an example of narrative poetry?

a. The poem presents events from history.

b. The poem tells a story from beginning to end.

c. The poem is written in rhymed lines.

d. The poem addresses the reader directly.

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Jack · Answer 1

The correct answer is B) the poem tells a story from beginning to end, and that is why this poem "Lochinvar" by Sir Walter Scott is considered to be an example of narrative poetry.

How do readers know that Sir Walter's Scott's "Lochinvar" is an example of narrative poetry?a. The poem presents events from history.b. The poem tells a story from beginning to end.c. The poem is written in rhymed lines.d. The poem addresses the reader directly.

How do readers know that Sir Walter's Scott's "Lochinvar" is an example of narrative poetry?

a. The poem presents events from history.

b. The poem tells a story from beginning to end.

c. The poem is written in rhymed lines.

d. The poem addresses the reader directly.