Multiple MatchingExercise 7 of 70

The ode is poetry in its most ceremonious, celebratory mode. Elevated in tone and stately in movement, it lifts up a single subject - a nightingale, a Grecian urn, liberty itself - and addresses it directly in language of exalted praise. Historically it belonged to public occasions, sung to honour a victor or mark a…

• Which form is a grand, lofty tribute to its chosen theme?
• Which form mourns and laments the dead?