Question

Which best explains a clue that the poem "in Just" is written in free verse?

Question 4 options:

Its lines are all the same length.


It has a distinct rhyme pattern.


It does not have regular rhyme or meter.


It uses an internal rhyme scheme.

Answer 1

the answer to the question is c. This is because a free verse poem is a poem that does not have a regular rhyme or meter.

Answer 2

A free verse poem, by definition, is a poem that does not rhyme or have regular meter. Therefore, the best clue that the poem "In Just" is written in free verse would be that it does not have regular rhyme or meter. None of the other options could be right because they all involve some type of rhyme or meter in the poem.