What is the structure of a petrarchan sonnet?
a. fourteen lines divided into an octave and a sestet
b. fourteen lines divided into three quatrains and a heroic couplet
c. fourteen lines divided into an octave and two tercets
d. fourteen lines divided into a sestet and two quatrains

A. Fourteen lines divided into an octave and a sestet

Explanation:

Petrarchan sonnets are also known as Italian sonnets, the Italian poet Francesco Petrarch wrote 366 sonnets for a woman called Laura who never return his love. So the main themes in his sonnets are love, faith or another emotion. Petrarchan sonnets have their own structured and rhyme scheme this includes two stanzas: an octave or eight lines and a sestet or six lines. In total, the Petrarchan sonnets always have fourteen lines in iambic pentameter. The rhyme in the octave is abbaabba and in the sestet could be cdecde or cdcdcd.

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