Parts of Speech

A frenzy is a state or period of uncontrolled excitement or wild behavior. It is a noun.

To flutter means to move or fall with a light, irregular, or trembling motion. It is a verb.

Gleam can be a noun (a faint or brief light) or a verb (to shine softly). Therefore, the option identifying it as both is correct.

Grave can be a noun (a burial place), an adjective (serious or solemn), or a verb (to carve or engrave). Thus, all options are valid.

Immensely ends in -ly and describes the degree of an action or adjective, which is the definition of an adverb.

Dart is both a verb and known. She darted away from the moving truck. He threw the dart at the board.

 A grove is a very small wooded area of trees. Thus, grove is a noun.

Humiliation is the state of being humiliated or the action of humiliating someone. Words ending in -tion are typically nouns.

Hug can be a verb (to embrace) or a noun (an act of embracing).

Inspiration is the process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something. Words ending in -tion are nouns.

Bear can be a verb (to carry or endure), a noun (the animal), or an adjective (as in 'bare' or 'bear' market context, though primarily noun/verb). Given the options, it functions as multiple parts of speech.

It means a person or firm to whom money is due (debtor ).

Strain in some cases is a noun, but in most cases it is used as a verb. (i.e. I strained the muscle in my leg).

A stripe is a long, narrow band or strip of a different color or texture, which functions as a noun.

To strive means to make great efforts to achieve or obtain something, which is a verb.