<span>In poetry, blank verse is distinguished from free verse by its recognizable meter.
Blank verse is usually written in the iambic pentameter, which is quite a recognizable meter often used by Shakespeare in both his plays and his poetry. This type of a verse doesn't use rhyme. Free verse doesn't have a specific meter, which is something that distinguishes it from blank verse.
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And they lived happily ever after.
Answer:
C - By describing how the houses act as barricades
Explanation:
"(...)Solid and square to the world the houses stand, their windows blocked with venetian blinds. Nothing will move them (...)".
"Nothing will move them" means that nothing could ever penetrate those houses. Not the sound of cars nor the voices.
The houses stand alone, solid and square, with windows blocked. You can't get in or out, you are trapped, you are alone.
The correct answer is B. The rhythm and rhyme pattern
Ballads have specially designed meters and numbers of stanzas which are easily recognizable and they make ballads specific and diverse from other types of narrative poems.
Personification and enjambment would be the answer