Which strategy would be most useful when listening to a poem? a. copying down the words from the poem as you hear them. b. listening for rhyme and using it to predict future lines. c. researching the poets background. d. thinking of movies or books with similar characters, events, or themes.

Mr. JAMES Boone has lived at three twenty-eight Newton TERRACE since APRIL nineteen hundred and sixty-three. He is a devoted outdoorsman even though he weighs only one hundred and thirty POUNDS and stands a little over 5 FEET. He walks five MILES every day and treats his own illness, instead of sending for a DOCTOR. Recently he persuaded HONORABLE Smith to accompany him to the VIRGINIA hospital where the STREETS are quiet and the BUILDINGS are beautiful to the eye. Late in the EVENING he is likely to call his friends CHARLES Williams, GEORGE Glass, ELIZABETH Bowen, and OTHERS over for apples and popcorn before they go for a long hike in the cool of the EVENING 365 days of the year, JAMES is out there walking the HIGHWAYS and byways. He says if he had a DOLLAR for every MILE he's walked, he'd be a rich man.