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What is the usual subject matter of an elegy?

ACelebrating heroic deeds

BMourning the dead

CExpressing romantic love

DDescribing the beauty of nature

Answer:

B. Mourning the dead

Read Explanation:

  • Elegy is a poetic form that reflects on loss and sorrow, often for someone deceased.

  • It expresses grief, meditation, and emotional depth.

  • Traditionally used to honor or lament the dead.


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