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Question 0

a choral ode celebrating an athletic victory.

Answer 0

Epinicion

Question 1

a short address spoken by an actor at the end of a play that comments on the meaning of the events in the play or looks ahead to expected events; an afterword in any literary work.

Answer 1

Epilogue

Question 2

scene or incident in a literary work

Answer 2

Episode

Question 3

letter written by an apostle in the New Testament of the bible; any letter,especially an informal or instructive one.

Answer 3

Epistle

Question 4

a character tells the story through letters sent to a friend, relative, etc.

Answer 4

Epistolary Novel

Question 5

inscription on a tomb or a written work praising a dead person; any commemoration, eulogy, or remembrance.

Answer 5

Epitaph

Question 6

the part of a stage play that develops the characters, plot, and theme.

Answer 6

Epitasis

Question 7

poem or song honoring the bride and groom on the day of their wedding.

Answer 7

Epithalamion

Question 8

one of the hallmarks of the style of the Greek epic poet Homer is the epithet, a combination of a descriptive phrase and a noun.

Answer 8

Epithet

Question 9

statement summarizing the content of a book, essay, report, etc. or a person/ object that embodies all the qualities of something.

Answer 9

Epitome

Question 10

used to characterize a person who thinks of the ideal reply or retort after leaving a conversation and going upstairs.

Answer 10

Esprit d’escalier

Question 11

short, nonfiction composition on a single topic.

Answer 11

Essay

Question 12

speech or written work paying tribute to a person who has recently died; speech or written work praising a person, place, thing or idea.

Answer 12

Eulogy

Question 13

word or phrase that softens the hard reality of the truth

Answer 13

Euphemism