Answer:
A. 1
Explanation:
A stanza in a poem refers to a group of lines in poetry that are 'packed' or grouped together. In simple words, stanzas in a poem are similar to what we call paragraphs in a passage. A stanza will have four or more lines in it, depending on the poem and the writer.
The given poem "The Sword Swallower" contains just one stanza. This poem is a short one stanza poem of 6 lines. The poem goes like this-
The great sword-swallower Salomar, He wears no ties or collars.
He leans back, opens up his mouth, And "Gulp," his sword he swallers.
I guess he finds it fun to feel
That steel down in his belly.
It's fine for he, but as for me--
I'll take some bread and jelly.
Thus, the correct answer is option A.
