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For what does Spenser use the octave section (first eight lines) of "Sonnet 75"?

a. To create a clear image of the woman
b. To write a solution
c. To pose a problem
d. To express love

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Final answer:

The octave section of 'Sonnet 75' is used to pose a problem.

Step-by-step explanation:

The octave section (first eight lines) of Spenser's 'Sonnet 75' is used to c. Pose a problem. Conventionally, the octave introduces a problem or question which the sestet then resolves. This question sets the stage for the remainder of the sonnet and creates tension and anticipation for the resolution that follows.

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