Answer:
The answer is indeed letter A.
Explanation:
Both English and Italian sonnets have 14 lines.
An English sonnet, on the one hand, has three quatrains presenting the rhyming scheme abab, and one couplet presenting the rhyming scheme aa. An Italian sonnet has an octet presenting the scheme abbaabba, and a sestet presenting either the scheme abcabc or the scheme ababab.
Note:
couplet - two lines
quatrain - four lines
sestet - six lines
