A verbose speech contains unnecessary words.

The clause indicates time, so it is adverbial.

'The Spanish Tragedy' was written by Thomas Kyd.

R.K. Narayan is a famous Indian English novelist.

'Panegyric' means elaborate praise.

The correct spelling is 'heterogeneous'.

'Among' is used for more than two people or things.

The Elizabethan age is called the golden age of English literature.

In indirect narration, interrogative structure becomes assertive.

'Style' refers to a novelist's unique writing manner.

'Radius' is a singular noun. The others are plural forms.

When 'All of it' refers to a singular amount or situation, it takes a singular verb.

The participle 'rolling' is expanded into the adjective clause 'that rolls'.

'Append' means to add or attach something to the end of a document.

The word 'vigilantly' modifies the verb 'sat', so it is an adverb.

'Alluring' means powerfully attractive or fascinating; its closest synonym is 'tempting'.

'Frailty' is an abstract noun used as the subject of the sentence.

Here, 'enlightening' functions as an adjective modifying 'Education', so it is a participle.

The correct idiomatic phrase is 'feel like + verb-ing'.