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Select the answer that correctly divides the following lines into feet.

For the following questions, divisions between feet are indicated by " / ".

Value: 1

I know that soon I'll meet my fate

But do I want to know the date?

a.
I know that / soon I'll meet / my fate

But do I / want to know / the date?
b.
I know / that soon / I'll meet / my fate

But do / I want / to know / the date?

Value: 1

This year I slept and woke with pain,

I almost wished no more to wake

a.
This year / I slept / and woke / with pain,

I al / most wished / no more / to wake
b.
This year I / slept and woke / with pain,

I almost / wished no more / to wake

Value: 1

Come to me, come to me, quickly as thoroughbreds

Come to me, come to me, softly as lavender

a.
Come to me, / come to me, / quickly as / thoroughbreds

Come to me, / come to me, / softly as / lavender
b.
Come to / me, come / to me, / quickly / as thorough / breds

Come to / me, come / to me, / softly as / laven / der

Value: 1

April and May are away from me;

Summer and sunshine live endlessly.

a.
April and / May are / away from me;

Summer / and sun / shine live / endlessly.
b.
April and / May are a / way from me;

Summer and / sunshine live / endlessly.

Value: 1

At the end of the end of the night

In the black of the sky will be light

a.
At the end / of the end / of the night

In the black / of the sky / will be light
b.
At the / end of / the end / of the night

In the / black of / the sky / will be light

Value: 1

When all the cattle are at rest

And ev'ry bird is in her nest,

a.
When all / the cat / tle are / at rest

And ev' / ry bird / is in / her nest,
b.
When all the / cattle are at / rest

And ev'ry bird / is in her / nest,

Value: 1

Let not ambition mock their useful toil,

Their homely joys, and destiny obscure,

a.
Let not am / bition mock their / useful toil,

Their homely / joys, and des / tiny obscure,
b.
Let not / ambit / ion mock / their use / ful toil,

Their home / ly joys, / and des / tiny / obscure,

Value: 1

And the widows of Ashur are loud in their wail,

And the idols are broke in the temple of Baal;

a.
And the widows / of Ashur are / loud in their wail,

And the idols / are broke in / the temple / of Baal;
b.
And the wid / ows of Ash / ur are loud / in their wail,

And the i / dols are broke / in the tem / ple of Baal;

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