I would say the second option, but that is a tough one.
The correct answer is B. Free verse poetry does not follow a set rhyme scheme or structure.
Explanation:
In poetry, free verse is an open form or it in which verses are not limited by certain aspects such as meter, which is the rhythmic structured guided by the number of syllables and combination of stress / unstressed syllables and rhyme, which is the repetition of similar sounds between verses. In this way, it is called a free verse because the poed is not restricted by certain poetic patterns and thus can create verses of the length, and rhyme he prefers. In this way, free verse poetry does not follow a set rhyme, scheme or structure.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "TRUE." Interpersonal communication is required both to move a relationship past the contact stage and to prevent it from reaching the dissolution stage. The statement is very true.<span>
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