Question

question 1 1 pts 1. which statement describes a major difference between a traditional poem and a free verse poem? a a traditional poem may contain alliteration, but a free verse poem does not contain this sound device. a traditional poem may contain regular meter and rhyme scheme, but a free verse poem does not contain these elements. a traditional poem may contain rhyme and figurative language, but a free verse poem does not contain these elements. a traditional poem may contain imagery, but a free verse poem does not relay vivid images to the reader. question 2 1 pts

Explanation:

Traditional poems often follow set patterns like regular meter (rhythmic structure) and rhyme scheme. Free - verse poems break away from such formal constraints and do not have a regular meter or rhyme scheme. Alliteration, rhyme, figurative language, and imagery can be present in both types of poems.

Answer:

B. A traditional poem may contain regular meter and rhyme scheme, but a free verse poem does not contain these elements.