Question

question 6 (10 points)listenwhich is not an epic convention used by homer?beginning in medias reslong, formal speechesironyepithets

Explanation:

Homer's epics (Iliad, Odyssey) use core epic conventions: starting in medias res (in the middle of action), including long formal speeches between characters, and using epithets (repeated descriptive phrases like "swift-footed Achilles"). Irony is not a distinct, defining epic convention employed by Homer; it appears occasionally but is not a standard structural or stylistic convention of his epic form.

Answer:

irony