alleryStart learning →Which feature usually sets poetry apart from prose?
AWritten only as dialogue
BSet in long paragraphs
CSet in lines and verses
DNever uses rhythm
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Set in lines and verses
Poetry is arranged in lines and verses and uses rhyme and rhythm, while prose runs in paragraphs.
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