In a manuscript from the later 13th century, Arthur's shield has three gold leopards, a likely heraldic flattery of Edward I of England (Brault, 22). Geoffrey of Monmouth assigned Arthur a dragon on his helmet and standard, which is possibly canting arms on Arthur's father's name, Uther Pendragon (Brault, 23).
The following line uses iambic pentameter:
B. I think that John is looking glum to me.
<em>Iambic pentameter is whenever there are five feet in which there is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. </em>
Feet- are small groups of syllables.
(<em>I</em> think) (<em>that</em> John) (<em>is</em> look) (<em>ing</em> glum) (to me).
- bold= stressed
- italics= unstressed
- ( ) = feet
The correct answer is B. A clause has a subject and a verb; a phrase does not. This is correct because any time a phrase has a verb added to it it becomes a clause. An example could be a noun phrase "The hardworking man". If you add a verb "sleeps" to it, it becomes a clause "The hardworking man sleeps".
I think the answer is number 3.
