Match the words and their definitions. Use the dictionary when necessary.

Match the words and their definitions. Use the dictionary when necessary.
1) dragonnbsp; nbsp; a) to save somebody from danger in a place where he / she is kept against his / her will.
2) rescuenbsp; nbsp; b) an unreal animal from tales and legends that normally has several heads and a tail: it can fly and shoot flames from its mouth: the most habitual food is princesses and knights.
3) ironynbsp; nbsp; c) a young handsome man who is in love with some beautiful princess: he usually saves her from a tower where she is kept by some witch or wizard.
4) parodynbsp; nbsp; d) a story or a film where you can recognise some other well-known story or film: the characters behave unexpectedly and it amuses the readers or spectators.
5) knightnbsp; nbsp; e) a cruel and ugly creature in stories for children: he lives deep in the woods and is thought to eat children (sometimes even adults).
6) ogre) f) a form of humour in which we use words in their opposite meaning: writers or filmmakers often use it to amuse their readers or spectators.