In which way does poetry today differ from poetry written in the 14th century? a. the theme has fallen out of fashion b. meter and alliteration are less important today c. rhyme schemes are no longer used d. poems today are often performed orally

B. Meter and alliteration are less important today.

Explanation:

14th century poetry had an obsession with the use of meter and rhyme schemes. The writers and poets were specific of the meter and literary devices that gave an artificial feel to the poem contrary to contemporary poetry which doesn't pay much attention to meter and rhymes as it is more inclined to be written in free-verse. The most intriguing feature of modern poetry is that it offered freedom and liberty to the authors to express their ideas freely unlikely to 14th century poets who were restricted due to these meters and rhyme schemes. Thus, option B best illustrates the transition.

the answer is mary made mudpies on monday.

remember alliteration is the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.