In Elizabethan poetry, what is the term for a 14-line poem with a specific rhyme scheme and structure?

1.She's not a teenager any more. She looks quite ¾ now

2.$\to$ 'keep one's $cool^{\prime} is an idiom which means :$

3.The buses are never on time, ¾ ?

4.They were exempted ¾ the penalty

5.'$Eureka^{\prime} means$ ¾

6.'Cut your coat according $\to your cloth^{\prime} is a proverb that \implies:$

7.I have just seen your advertisement____ a Chinese book.

8.Have you ever ¾ to Dhaka?

9.Do you know the importance ¾ clean water?

10.Find the correct spelt word.

11.Identify the tense used in the following sentence :

12.Who wrote the story 'The Gift of the $Magi^{\prime}$?