alleryA sonnet traditionally has how many lines?
AFourteen
BTen
CTwelve
DSixteen
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Fourteen
1. A sonnet is a fixed poetic form.
2. It traditionally has fourteen lines with a set rhyme scheme.
3. It originated in 13th-century Sicily.
**Why not the others:** Ten, twelve and sixteen lines are not the traditional length of a sonnet.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Sonnet", section "introduction" (revision 1378261990)_
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