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What is a found poem?A.A poem that responds to a specific occasionB.A poem that rearranges the words of another textC.A poem that is written to honor a specific personD.A poem that is about the writing process itselfSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

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What is a found poem?A.A poem that responds to a specific occasionB.A poem that rearranges the words of another textC.A poem that is written to honor a specific personD.A poem that is about the writing process itselfSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

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A found poem is a poem that rearranges the words of another text. So, the correct answer is B. A poem that rearranges the words of another text.

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