Which statement is true?

A.

The stanza of an ode is more elaborate than it is in other forms of poetry.

B.

The classical lyric poem was often accompanied by a musical instrument, with the exception of the elegy.

C.

In lyric poetry, several speakers express their thoughts and feelings through the verse.

D.

Elegies are often marked by overly dramatic and intense emotions.

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Johanna Villa

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2 September, 23:24

Which statement is true?

A.

The stanza of an ode is more elaborate than it is in other forms of poetry.

B.

The classical lyric poem was often accompanied by a musical instrument, with the exception of the elegy.

C.

In lyric poetry, several speakers express their thoughts and feelings through the verse.

D.

Elegies are often marked by overly dramatic and intense emotions.

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Answers (2)

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Meyers · Answer 1

A is the correct answer

Karen Brooks · Answer 2

A. The stanza of an ode is more elaborate than it is in other forms of poetry.

Explanation:

Odes are compositions of lyrical poetry, created generally to praise and exalt something or someone, for this reason, the stanzas are highly elaborated with a wide use of adjectives that compose an efficient and beautiful harmony. The stanzas of odes are the most elaborate of all types of poetry.

The odes were created to be sung and generally exalted nature, but they could also exhaust the author's country or the woman he loved.