The traditional rhyme scheme of a limerick is AABBA, meaning that the first, second, and fifth lines rhyme, and the third and fourth lines rhyme.

The typical meter of a limerick is anapestic trimeter, meaning that each line has three anapests, which are metrical feet consisting of two unstressed syllables followed by a stressed syllable.

Edward Lear is often credited with popularizing the limerick in the 19th century through his collections of limericks, such as \"A Book of Nonsense\" and \"More Nonsense\".

The primary purpose of a limerick is to make people laugh through its humorous and often nonsensical content.

Limericks can be used in the classroom to teach students about poetry, develop their creativity, and improve their reading comprehension.

The correct answer is \"There once was a man from Peru,\" as it follows the traditional rhyme scheme and meter of a limerick.

The final line of a limerick is often referred to as the punchline, as it typically contains the humorous twist or surprise ending.

Limericks have a specific rhyme scheme and meter, while haikus do not. Haikus are typically about nature, while limericks can be about any topic. Limericks are also longer than haikus.

The correct answer is \"There was a young lady named Bright,\" as it uses the wordplay of \"bright\" to create a humorous twist.

Limericks can be used to teach students about different cultures by using limericks that reference different countries or regions, describe different customs or traditions, or feature characters from different cultures.

The correct answer is \"There once was a man with a beard,\" as it uses the alliteration of \"b\" to create a humorous effect.

The first line of a limerick is often referred to as the setup, as it introduces the characters or situation that will be the focus of the poem.

The correct answer is \"There once was a man with a beard,\" as it uses the hyperbole of \"a beard that reached to his knees\" to create a humorous effect.

Limericks can be used to teach students about different historical events by using limericks that reference specific historical events, describe the lives of historical figures, or are set in different historical periods.

The correct answer is \"There once was a man with a beard,\" as it uses the onomatopoeia of \"snip, snip, snip\" to create a humorous effect.