Ms. jameson is using "sonnet 18” by william shakespeare to teach her students how to analyze a rhyme scheme. so long as men can breathe or eyes can see, so long lives this, and this gives life to thee. which is the correct rhyme scheme for these lines within the poem as a whole? a. gg b. gg c. gh d. gh

The correct answer is B. GG.
When it comes to rhyme schemes, the letters which represent rhymes are written in capital letters. So, you can write off A and C here. Given that the final words in both lines rhyme (see rhymes with thee), it means that this rhyme will be represented by the same letter - G. So, D is incorrect as well, and B is correct.

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A. they give the reader hope. if the whole book was dark & unhopeful it’d be a little less interesting, little moments make it more interesting to read because then you want to know what happens. if it’s all dark there’s no point in reading if you already know the outcome of it.