Question

an interpretation that removes obstacles to understanding an indirect way of expressing something a disparaging remark an unaccompanied partsong for several voices

Answer 1

The forms of interpretation that are listed here can be given different terms according to the response theory of readership.

Explanation:

An interpretation that removes obstacles to understanding  is a textual interpretation that is usually done for difficult to follow texts.

An indirect way of expressing something is an allusion and is often used in stories like in the bible and in children's story to convey something through the means of an interesting story or a seemingly interesting narrative skeleton.

A disparaging remark could be anything in the interpretative stance that is not appreciative.

An unaccompanied part this is known as the A Capella in the group.  

Song for several voices is known as polyphony.

Answer 2

Sarcasm is the interpretation that removes obstacles to understanding an indirect way of expressing something disparaging remark, an unaccompanied part-song for several voices.

Explanation

• Sarcasm is an ironic way of expressing one's sentiments. It is an indirect way of expressing something very harsh in a softer and sugar-coated way. It is also considered to be an important figure of speech which may be in writing or in the speech of an individual which means the very reverse of what is spoken and said.
• Sarcasm is also considered to be a jibe on others by way of making sharp statements or comments. The intended meaning of this kind of literary device is actually very different from its literal meaning.
• Furthermore, it is an interpretation that clears hindrances to understand something which expresses nasty comments in different voices specifically in a softer tone.