Explanation

• A poem of 14 lines is called a sonnet.
• It is a short lyric poem typically written in iambic pentameter.
• There are 4 primary types of sonnets: Petrarchan, Shakespearean, Spenserian and Miltonic.
• A sonnet usually consists of two parts: an eight-line section (the octet) followed by a six-line section (a sestet).

Explanation

• A group of cattle is most commonly called a herd. 

Additional information:

• Drove: Cattle being moved together.
• Fold: Cattle kept in an open shelter.
• Team/Yoke: Oxen harnessed together to pull loads.

Explanation

• Plutocracy is a system of government in which wealthy people hold power or influence.
• The word comes from the Greek "Ploutos" (wealth) and "Kratos" (power/rule).

Additional information:

• Oligarchy – Rule by a small group of people
• Aristocracy – Rule by the noble or privileged class
• Democracy – Rule by the people
• Pantisocracy – An ideal system in which everyone shares equal governing power

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Explanation

A government carried on by officers is called a bureaucracy

Bureaucracy: افسر شاہی

Other options:

• Democracy: Government by the people.
• Autocracy: Government by one person with absolute power.
• Aristocracy: Government by the nobility or a privileged class.

Explanation

• A person who loves mankind is called a philanthropist.
• Philanthropist: انسانیت سے محبت کرنے والا، انسان دوست
• Phil-: A Greek root meaning "love" or "loving".
• Anthropos: A Greek root meaning "man" or "mankind".