True or False. "Fresh as a daisy" is an example of a cliché.

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User: True or False. "Fresh as a daisy" is an example of a cliché.

Weegy: yes, it is overly used
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User: A ballad is a form of _____. lyric poetry narrative poetry sonnet free verse

Weegy: A ballad is a form of narrative poetry.

User: what is a ballad a form of?

Weegy: The form was often used by poets and composers from the 18th century onwards to produce lyrical ballads. [ In the later 19th century it took on the meaning of a slow form of popular love song and the term is now often used as synonymous with any love song, particularly the pop or rock power ballad. ]
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User: Poems are often ambiguous because _____. they have both literal and figurative meaning poets are deliberately complex in their writing they are ironic they are meant to be read aloud

Weegy: Sir/Madam the answer is letter "a. they have both literal and figurative meaning "
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User: A narrative poem _____. tells a story resembles a song must be written in blank verse can be a sonnet, an ode, or an epic

Weegy: Is this a multiple choice question?
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User: yes

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User: A narrative poem _____. A. tells a story B. resembles a song C. must be written in blank verse D. can be a sonnet, an ode, or an epic

Weegy: A narrative poem A. tells a story
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