Question

What makes the language of poetry different from the language of prose? Select all correct answers.

The language is usually musical—it has a rhythm.
The sentences are simpler and easier to read.
The vocabulary is more difficult or unusual.
Meaning is compressed into a smaller space.

Answer 1

Answer: 1, 3, and 4

Step-by-step explanation:

Poetry tends to have a rhyme scheme or a specific rhythm to it that makes it "flow."

The vocabulary of poetry also tends to be more descriptive. Because poetry usually has a set rhythm to it, all the meaning of the poetry has to be compressed into that rhythm.

Answer 2

1. 3. 4. I'm sure

Step-by-step explanation:

im kinda sure because some poems are easy to read others r not. so ye