I think "pay attention to what helps you get through hard times" sounds relevant
True; as people begin to lecture and /or discuss things they are passionate about, they tend to not only raise their voice and enlighten their facial expressions, but rather, they also cannot seem to stand still. Think of it as a preacher giving his sermon; once he gets going, he won't stay in one place.
Answer:
A. Epic poetry consists of one general form, whereas lyric poetry includes several specific forms, such as the sonnet.
Explanation:
An epic poem is the type of poetry that narrates the heroic deeds of a character(s). It is typically written in honor or praise of the character(s) and can be as long as a whole book. It also involves the presence of supernatural beings such as gods and monsters etc. Most common and famous epic poems are Homer's "The Illiad", John Milton's "Paradise Lost" and Dante's "Divine Comedy" among others.
On the other hand, a lyric poem is where the verses are short and has a musical tone to it. They are different types of lyric poems, such as the sonnets and expresses personal emotions and feelings while also using the first person narrative voice. Examples of lyric poems are William Shakespeare's "Sonnets", "I Felt A Funeral In My Brain" by Emily Dickenson etc.
Thus, the correct answer is option A.
The resolution is what ties up all the loose ends at the end of a story, such as what happened to a specific character.
