Which is the continuation of a sentence without a pause so it fits within a stanza?

• A. Eye rhyme
• B. Enjambment
• C. Metonymy
• D. Meter

Answer: (B)

Enjambment is the idea here: a sentence or thought runs over from one line to the next without a pause, so the line break doesn’t stop the sense and the stanza can feel continuous. This lets the line lengths be flexible and helps fit the idea neatly inside the stanza, often pushing the reader forward into the next line or line after that. Think of ending a line with a phrase that’s only completed when you read the next line.

Eye rhyme focuses on visually similar endings that look like they should rhyme but don’t sound the same, metonymy is about substituting a related term for the thing itself, and meter is about the regular rhythm pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables. None of those describe the seamless continuation of thought across a line break in a stanza the way enjambment does.