Realism became the hallmark of prose, particularly in the novel. The extremely popular novels of Charles Dickens (1812-1870), with their wealth of concrete detail and reflection of specific social conditions, exemplify such realism. 

At its height of Empire, Britain ruled about a quarter of the world, including Ceylon, India, Australia, New Zealand, the Sudan, and South Africa. 

 The Victorians thought that Romantic poetry put too much emphasis on expression, metaphors, and the means of poetry at the expense of the subject of poetry.

29. A localized collection of pus at the site of infection is called:

26. A medical procedure to remove cellular debris from a wound or to prevent infection and promote healing is known as:

6. The most complex level of the human body is the:

25. What does the suffix -edema mean?

30. The suffix in neur/algia means:

46. Match the combining forms with their meanings.

13. A physician who specializes in treating skin diseases is a(n):