Drag the characteristics of narrative and free verse poetry into the correct boxes. tells a story shares ideas with no set rhyming pattern or rhythm has characters and dialogue has no set line length can rhyme narrative poetry free verse poetry

Narrative Poetry  

tells a story

has characters and dialogue

shares ideas

Free Verse Poetry

can rhyme  

with no set rhyming pattern or rhythm

has no set line length

Explanation:

Narrative poetry is the form of poetry where there are stories about someone or something is being narrated. It can be long, with multiple themes. It also has characters and dialogues among the characters, sharing ideas and even has a moral at the end of the story.

Meanwhile, free verse is another form of poetry where the poem does not have any specific form or meter in its rhyming scheme or meter form. The writer is free to write however he wants, about whatever he wants. There is no need to follow the usual 'rules' of poetry. Though there is no set rhyming pattern or rhythm, they can also rhyme, but has no set length for the lines or number of lines.