Question

what aspect of robert frosts poetry breaks from tradition?
a. his subject matter
b. his ornamental language
c. his blank verse
d. his structure

Explanation:

Robert Frost's poetry stood out from traditional 19th-century poetry, which often focused on grand, formal or fantastical subjects. Frost instead centered his work on ordinary, rural New England life and everyday experiences, a shift in subject matter that broke from tradition. His language was plain and conversational (not ornamental), he used traditional blank verse and structures frequently.

Answer:

A. His subject matter