Question

which characteristics of dickinsons style are evident in the snow? select 3 options. four - line stanzas a specific rhyme scheme a varying rhythm the use of personification first - person narration

Explanation:

• Four - line stanzas: Dickinson often used stanzas with a set number of lines, and four - line stanzas (quatrains) are a common structural element in her poetry.
• A varying rhythm: Her poems do not follow a strict, uniform meter throughout. There is a sense of rhythm that can change from line to line or stanza to stanza, adding a dynamic quality to her work.
• The use of personification: Dickinson frequently personified abstract concepts or natural elements. In the context of "The Snow", it is likely that she gives human - like qualities to the snow (e.g., it "dances" or "covers" in a human - like manner).

Answer:

four - line stanzas, a varying rhythm, the use of personification