The correct answer is A Blank Verse. This kind of verse is defined as the one that does not rime with the other verses, but it keeps the rhythm and the measure of the stanza and because of this every single verse has a singular termination. Shakespeare liked to use this kind of verses since its resemblance with the common English language.
I think it’s the second one I’m note sure but it seems to be
I believe it’s both a concrete and abstract noun, although I may be wrong
