Question Analyzing details of subgenres would lead you to which conclusion?(1 point) Responses Prose poetry has lines grouped in stanzas, while lyric poetry does not. Prose poetry has lines grouped in stanzas, while lyric poetry does not. Prose poetry uses imagery and figurative language, while lyric poetry does not. Prose poetry uses imagery and figurative language, while lyric poetry does not. Prose poetry includes a theme or message, while lyric poetry does not. Prose poetry includes a theme or message, while lyric poetry does not. Prose poetry is written in complete sentences, while lyric poetry is not.

Answer 1

The conclusion that can be drawn from analyzing the details of subgenres is that "Prose poetry is written in complete sentences, while lyric poetry is not."

Prose poetry, typically characterized by the use of prose format (without line breaks), often maintains complete sentences and utilizes various literary devices, while lyric poetry usually consists of verses or lines that may not be complete sentences but rather express feelings or ideas in a more fragmented form.

The other options provided are incorrect as prose poetry does utilize imagery and figurative language, and both prose and lyric poetry can contain themes or messages. Additionally, lyric poetry is often structured in stanzas, just as prose poetry is.