Question

frosts \design\ has 14 lines, which makes it a
both stanzas follow different schemes.
first stanza: abbaabba
second stanza: acbbcc
\design\ is written primarily in pentameter (five pairs of one stressed unstressed
syllable followed by a stressed unstressed syllable).
speaker
the speaker is the person who the spider and moth on the white flower.
figures of speech
example of an to william shakespeares play macbeth:
like the ingredients of a witches broth-
a snow - drop spider, a flower like a froth,
the witches here refer to the witches in macbeth who conjure a using strange ingredients.
sound and imagery
example:
a snow - drop spider, a flower like a froth,
and dead wings carried like a paper kite.
the first line uses to describe the \snow - drop spider\ and \flower like a froth.\

Explanation:

• 14 - line poem: A 14 - line poem is typically a sonnet.
• Rhyme schemes: The given patterns (abbaabba and acbbcc) are rhyme schemes.
• Iambic pentameter: Iambic pentameter has an unstressed - stressed syllable pattern.
• Observes: The speaker notices the spider and moth.
• Allusion: Referring to Macbeth is an allusion.
• Brew (or potion): Witches in Macbeth make a brew.
• Simile: "Like a froth" is a simile.

Answer:

1. sonnet
2. rhyme
3. iambic; unstressed; stressed
4. observes
5. allusion
6. brew (or potion)
7. simile