If these were the given choices:
<span>a. meditative. </span>
<span>b. complex. </span>
<span>c. introspective. </span>
<span>d. singsong.
D. SINGSONG would not apply to the ode form practiced by the English Romantics.
The English Romantic Odes vary in stanza form. These odes either address an intense emotion at the beginning of a personal crisis or celebrate an image or object that leads to a revelation. </span>
the is the answer --Christian faith.
The answer is B, because its historically correct, but there are made up aspects of the story.
I'm assuming war is the underlined word, in which case it's an abstract noun