Week 2

Question 1

Anaphora

Answer 1

The repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses, noun

Question 2

Promiscous

Answer 2

Having many brief sexual relationships, adjective

Question 3

Subservient

Answer 3

Below someone in authority or willing to obey, adjective

Question 4

Refrain

Answer 4

Restrain, hold back, keep under control , verb

Question 5

Hence

Answer 5

From here, adverb

Question 6

Thence

Answer 6

From there, adverb

Question 7

Whence

Answer 7

From where, adverb

Question 8

Hither

Answer 8

Here , to this place, adverb

Question 9

Thither

Answer 9

There, to that place, adverb

Question 10

Whither

Answer 10

To which place, where, adverb

Question 11

Metonymy

Answer 11

Adjunct for that of the thing meant, noun

Question 12

Impediment

Answer 12

A hindrance or obstruction, defect in a person’s speech, noun

Question 13

Tercet

Answer 13

A group of three lines of verse rhyming together or connected by the rhyme with an adjacent triplet, noun

Question 14

Vagrant

Answer 14

A person who has no settled home or job,( originated from the French word ‘vagarant’ which means wandering about), noun

Question 15

Stanza

Answer 15

Group of lines forming the basic unit in a poem; a verse, noun

Question 16

Knave

Answer 16

A dishonest man, noun

Question 17

Indignant

Answer 17

Regarded as unworthy or feeling or showing offence and annoyance, adjective