Here is the first stanza of "Jack Frost".
The door was shut, as doors should be,
Before you went to bed last night;
Yet Jack Frost has got in, you see,
And left your window silver white.
On the lines below, describe the following about this stanza:
-the meter of the first verse using the words "syllables", "weak", and "strong”

We can say the following about the meter of the fist verse using the words "syllable", "weak", and "strong":

- The fist verse's meter is know as iambic tetrameter. That means it repeats a certain pattern four times.

The pattern, called an iamb, consists of an unstressed or weak syllable followed by a stressed or strong one.

The door was shut, as doors should be,

Before you went to bed last night;

Yet Jack Frost has got in, you see,

And left your window silver white.

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1- Ali saw his uncle Waleed last month. He .............. him since he was thirteen years old.
a) hasn't seen
b) wasn't seeing
c) hadn't seen
d) hasn't been seen

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a) had gone
b) have gone
c) went
d) go

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a) was cooking
b) cooked
c) cooks
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a) didn't use to
b) isn't used to
c) used to
d) uses to

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a) were working
b) worked
c) had worked
d) used to work

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a) was slipping
b) slipped
c) had slipped
d) was slipped

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a) has made
b) has been made
c) had made
d) had been made

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a) has been
b) was being
c) was
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a) my walk
b) was walking
c) walks
d) walking

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a) was
b) has been
c) is
d) had been

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a) since
b) for
c) ago
d) yet

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a) doesn't
b) wasn't
c) isn't
d) didn't

13- ............. have you lived in your home ?
a) when
b) since how long
c) since when
d) for when

14- I'm starving .................. I've eaten nothing for two days .
a) before
b) since
c) so
d) when

15- I'd rather you ............. this car. It's a bargain .
a) buy
b) to buy
c) bought
d) will buy

16- She has been to America. This means that she .............. there .
a) is still
b) is no longer
c) will be
d) won't be

17- I have never eaten shrimps .............. .
a) ever
b) by
c) before
d) after

18- I haven't seen my friend ............ the last month .
a) since
b) for
c) ago
d) yet

19- I ................ the newspaper every day. Now, I don't have the time.
a) use to red
b) reads
c) used to read
d) 'm used to reading

20- I didn't answer the phone because I ............ .
a) prayed
b) was praying
c) had prayed
d) was prayed


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