I would say B. crude, poorly structured.
Since the end of the sentence says “sentences broken and confusing,” we can assume that doggerel means that his English was crude (meaning badly expressed or spoken with slang) and possibly poorly structured (not in correct grammatical structure).
The event that most directly caused city authorities to try to outlaw plays was the fact that (D.) the Puritans were enraged.
Although the Elizabethan period mainly characterized for its passion for dramatic art, <u>some plays were banned and several orders to close theaters were issued during this time</u>. Although Elizabeth was fond of this kind of entertainment,<u> religious and civic authorities were determined to outlaw some plays, especially Shakespeare's dramas for considering them 'too scandalous and vulgar'</u>. Puritans described all players as 'rogues' and 'vagabonds'. Moreover, after this period, in the 17th century, there were also some attempts to demolish all stage galleries and seats.
The answer is true .Also such a great book.
Answer: <em><u>Too swift arrives as tardy</u></em> as too slow.
Explanation:
Paradox is the same as the opposite; contrary. So the sentence: "<em><u>Too swift arrives as tardy</u></em> as too slow" shows us a clear contradiction, especially among the words - swift; tardy and slow, even seeing "as ... as" we cannot say that there is a comparison between equal "speeds".
