Free Verse Poem

Which of the following describes free verse poem?

• It has fixed rhythm

• It has set number of words per line

• It has no rhyme scheme

• It has fixed line numbers

In a free verse poem, can a single word be a line?

• No

• Not sure

• Yes

Which of the following is false about free verse poems?

• It has its own artistic expression

• It can be about any topic

• It has rules for stanza division

• It can be short or long

All free verse poem rhyme

• True

• False

A poem that does not rhyme.

• narrative

• free verse

• humorous

• lyrical

Which of the following best describes a free verse poem?

• A) It follows a strict meter

• B) It has a regular rhyme scheme

• C) It is free from regular meter and rhyme

• D) It is written in iambic pentameter

What is a characteristic of a free verse poem?

• A) It must have a specific number of lines

• B) It uses a consistent rhyme pattern

• C) It allows for varied line lengths

• D) It follows a strict syllable count

In a free verse poem, what is the role of punctuation?

• A) It is used to create a fixed rhythm

• B) It is used to enhance the poem's natural flow

• C) It is used to maintain a rhyme scheme

• D) It is used to enforce a specific structure

Which of the following is true about the themes of free verse poems?

• A) They are limited to nature and love

• B) They can explore any subject matter

• C) They must focus on historical events

• D) They are restricted to personal experiences

How does a free verse poem differ from a sonnet?

• A) A free verse poem has a fixed rhyme scheme

• B) A sonnet has a fixed structure and rhyme scheme

• C) A free verse poem is always longer

• D) A sonnet is always written in free verse