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In honor of his lost homeland, the exiled poet wrote a movin
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In honor of his lost homeland, the exiled poet wrote a moving _______ that described the beauty of his native country’s people, culture, and landscapes.
| Two Answers |
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| elocution |
| paean |
| oratory | panegyric | diatribe |
| harangue |
Re: In honor of his lost homeland, the exiled poet wrote a movin
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The poet wrote something appreciating the beauty of his homeland, so it should be a praising thing. Among the answer choices, Paean and Panegyric matches.
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Paean & Panegyric used for praises
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Ans (B, D)
