What part of speech is stressed in iambic pentameter?
a. prepositions
b. articles
c. conjunctions
d. nouns

d. Nouns

Explanation:

Iambic pentameter is a form of metrical line used in the poetic works of various writers, especially employed a lot by William Shakespeare. While there are also many writers like Geoffrey Chaucer, John Milton and John Donne who used this form of writing, Shakespeare remains most connected with this style.

Iambic pentameter is used in various ways, in blank verses, heroic couplets, and stanza forms. It describes a certain form of rhythm or meter that forms when the words in a sentence are said. Small groups of syllables are that measures rhythm are called 'feet'. Iamb is the type of foot used, and pentameter means a line of five feet. The iambic pentameter comprises of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. Iambic pentameters usually stress the nouns in the sentence.

c

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