Question

In "If" and "Can't," what do both Rudyard Kipling and Edgar Guest do?


A.
abandon traditional rhyme scheme and meter to make their advice more accessible and understandable to readers


B.
use historical anecdotes to illustrate a work's main idea


C.
give advice on how to be open with others without revealing too much about oneself


D.
employ the second-person point of view to create a bond between speaker and reader