Question

1 what is the main distinction between poetry and prose? a poetry is read silently, while prose is spoken aloud b prose contains facts, while poems contain feelings c poetry focuses on sound, while prose focuses on direct meaning d prose can be any length, while poetry must be as short as possible

Explanation:

Poetry often uses rhythm, rhyme, and other sound - related devices to convey meaning and emotion. Prose, on the other hand, is more straightforward in presenting ideas and information, focusing on direct meaning. Neither is restricted to a particular reading method (A is wrong), both can contain facts and feelings (B is wrong), and there is no length requirement for poetry to be as short as possible (D is wrong).

Answer:

C. Poetry focuses on sound, while prose focuses on direct meaning