alleryPoetry with no fixed metre or rhyme is called:
AFree verse
BBlank verse
CLight verse
DBallad verse
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Free verse
1. Free verse is an open form of poetry.
2. It does not use a prescribed or regular metre or rhyme.
3. It follows the rhythm of natural speech.
4. Blank verse is unrhymed but keeps a fixed metre.
**Why not the others:** Blank verse is unrhymed but keeps a fixed metre, light verse is humorous, and ballad verse follows a set pattern.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Free verse", section "introduction" (revision 1371622893)_
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