C.fable
In the Canterbury Tales, the Nun's Priest<span> is called upon to </span>tell<span>a fun </span>story<span>, because the Monk has just told a real downer. So, he tells a beast fable.</span>
Answer:
The things to look at in determining the appropriate response for this question are the adjectives. Let’s take a look at the adjectives used within this excerpt to describe things: “strange,” “littered,” “appalling mounds,” “slimy,” “rubbery,” and even knife markings that resembled bicycle tires. These are descriptions that one would not generally use to describe anything worthy of ingestion. As such, the imagery within this excerpt certainly makes the food seem like something that should not be eaten.
Explanation:
Answer:
D the castle is tall and majestic.
Explanation:
its not A bc its obvious, and its not B because its about the castle looking below not subjects looking below at a destroyed castle.
<span>A good journalist sticks to facts in order to avoid--
1) Bring on the right stories
2) They are ethically not allowed to distort any information
3) To publish </span><span>complete, truthful and unbiased content
</span><span>4) They are not dependent on other sources
5) They are paid for what they advertise or publish.
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