Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation

The given lines are from John Keats' poem Ode to a Nightingale, and they follow an iambic pentameter pattern.

Breaking it down metrically:

"My heart aches, and a drow-sy numb-ness pains"

• The pattern alternates between unstressed (˘) and stressed (´) syllables, which is characteristic of iambic meter:
  • My HEART (˘ ´)
  • aches, AND (˘ ´)
  • a DROW (˘ ´)
  • sy NUMB (˘ ´)
  • ness PAINS (˘ ´)

Since the dominant pattern is unstressed-stressed (˘ ´), it follows the iambic metrical pattern.

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