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What does ‘cacophony’ refer to in poetry?

A. Pleasant sounds
B. Harsh and discordant sounds
C. Rhythmic patterns
D. Imagery

Answer: Harsh and discordant sounds


Additional Information: Cacophony refers to the use of jarring, discordant sounds in poetry.


Subjects: Poetry Analysis, Literature

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