Answer:
The answers are matched below:
ELEGY:
4) a poem written to pay tribute to
someone who has died AND
1) sometimes consists of three
stages: lament, praise, and
consolation
ODE
2) a type of lyrical poem AND
3) a poem that was originally meant
to be sung
The olden version of the word elegy means "a song of mourning." Elegies are typically sad poems that are meant for one who has died. It has three stages which are: lament, praise, and consolation.
An ode is a joyful type of poem that was meant to be sung.
I hope this helps!
~Kicho [nm68]
