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Which of these lines shows the climax, the highest point of rising action, in the poem?



Question 5 options:



1)



Flashed all their sabres bare,



Flashed as they turned in air





2)



Sabring the gunners there,



Charging an army, while



All the world wondered.





3)



Plunged in the battery-smoke



Right through the line they broke;



Cossack and Russian





4)



Reeled from the sabre stroke



Shattered and sundered.



Then they rode back, but not



Not the six hundred.

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The line that shows the climax, the highest point of rising action, in the poem is:

3) Plunged in the battery-smoke

Right through the line they broke;

Cossack and Russian

Explanation:

This line describes a significant and intense moment in the poem where the soldiers charge through the enemy line, breaking through and engaging in direct combat. This action represents the peak of tension and action in the poem, making it the climax where the events reach their highest point before resolution.

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