Which two methods of performing poetry are most likely to involve musical accompaniment?
a. songs and spoken word
b. slam poetry and spoken word
c. songs and slam poetry
d. slam poetry and poetry readings

Answer:

songs and spoken word.

Explanation:

The two methods of performing poetry are most likely to involve musical accompaniment as songs and spoken word. Thus the correct option is A.

Poetry is referred to as a piece of literature written with the use of lyrical or rhythmic patterns describing events in a melodious manner by reflecting thoughts and emotions to engage the readers effectively.

Lyrics, poems, sketches, and stories were spoken instead of played in spoken word, a literary and performing art. The American Beat Poet movement of the 1940s and 1950s was the predecessor to the spoken word.

A general term for poetry written with performance in mind. Even though certain spoken word poems are sometimes printed on the page, the genre's origins are in oral customs and public performances.

Therefore, option A is appropriate.

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