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Question 1

grotesque

Answer 1

adj

having a bizarre, fantastic appearance

Question 2

license

Answer 2

N

a lack of restrictions on behavior; freedom

Question 3

impetuosity

Answer 3

N

unthinking action

Question 4

untenanted

Answer 4

adj

not occupies

Question 5

tangible

Answer 5

adj

able to be touched or felt

Question 6

Dramatic Irony

Answer 6

When readers know more about a situation or character in the story than the characters do
Oedipus Rex

Question 7

Dramatic Poem

Answer 7

A poem that is meant to be acted out by the actors. It uses the conversation of the characters to tell a story or portray a situation. It presents the voices of a character speaking directly without any additional narration by the author.
My Last Duchess with the monologue

Question 8

Dynamic Character

Answer 8

characters that change significantly in a story.

ex: Harry Pooter

Question 9

Elergy

Answer 9

a song of mourning; a lyric poem of lamentation for the dead, for an individual, or a tragic event
O Capn My Capn

Question 10

Epic Poem

Answer 10

a long narrative poem that traces the adventures of a hero whose actions consist of courageous, even superhuman deeds, which often represent the values of a group of a nation or a race. An epic poem is a subcategory of a narrative poem because it tells a story.